October 2015
Intermediate to advanced
378 pages
7h 44m
English
A typographically good document with consistent appearance commonly uses just a few fonts, each one with a purpose. Common font choices are:
Each font family is defined in the preamble, usually implicitly done by packages. There are LaTeX commands for switching between families, shapes, and weight. But what if you would like to additionally use a completely different font, such as a second serif font? This recipe will help to achieve that.
We will take a look at two ways:
In each case, we need to know the code for the font. Such code is based on the Karl Berry's naming scheme; you can read about ...
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