Fixed issue - rendering of bold fonts #40
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For me looks nice can you mege this too ? |
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In some cases bold fonts weren't rendered correctly. Especially for fonts that don't natively support bold text. See image below. For this demonstration I used the Tangerine Font from Google but it's not the only font that has the issue. Normally both lines should be the same length.
I solved the issue by adding a scaling transformation to those fonts that don't support bold text. Due to the fact that all fonts are slightly diffrent, I added the option
sto allow the user to set an individual scaling factor for their font.