Develop Bugs

Change attachment's order of appearence

Hi all.
Is there any way to change attachment's order of appearence of a thread?
In the thread regarding my program "Ariel battery" I have two ZIP files attached, one with the old version, and one with the new one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=364278
However, many people are still downloading the old version because it is located at the top of the attachment's list.
I don't want to delete the old version file.
What to do ??

I think they are alphabetical.
try naming the files
1- filename
2- filename

System fonts

Is there any way to change the system fonts?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Replace DroiSans.ttf (and DroidSanBold.ttf) in /system/fonts/ with your preferred font.
You'll need to be rooted of course.

heads up, some fonts are not changed, and some ttfs cause weird stuff, like in app manager the name of the app layered above, cutting of some the size on disk taken by that app.
i would recomend using a font not too big.
app font changer also works, but ofc, you'll need root.
regards

Japanese system font
Problem: The default Japanese font on Android phones sold outside of Japan is actually a similar, but slightly different, Chinese font. Therefore, I would like to install a genuine Japanese system-level font on a GSM Galaxy Nexus that I am hoping to have in my possession early next week. I assume I can copy a suitable Japanese font (MTLmr3m.ttf) into the /system/fonts/ directory. However, I do not know whether it will be recognized as is, or if I need to rename it and replace an existing font (perhaps DroidSansFallback.ttf). Thanks in advance.

Thought I should answer my own question on the chance that it might help someone else. Copying the Japanese font (MTLmr3m.ttf) into the /system/fonts/ directory on my Nexus One worked as is. I didn't have to rename it. However, copying the Japanese font (MTLmr3m.ttf) into the /system/fonts/ directory on my Galaxy Nexus didn't work. I had to rename it to DroidSansFallback.ttf and replace the original to get it working. I am a little surprised that Gingerbread and ICS are different in this respect, but all is well now.

I thought I'd give Rom Toolbox a mention. It does all the hard work for you.

gibosi said:
Thought I should answer my own question on the chance that it might help someone else. Copying the Japanese font (MTLmr3m.ttf) into the /system/fonts/ directory on my Nexus One worked as is. I didn't have to rename it. However, copying the Japanese font (MTLmr3m.ttf) into the /system/fonts/ directory on my Galaxy Nexus didn't work. I had to rename it to DroidSansFallback.ttf and replace the original to get it working. I am a little surprised that Gingerbread and ICS are different in this respect, but all is well now.
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I've found a post on a japanese blog explaining how to add a new font to the system (on a Galaxy Nexus).
The author adds the DroidSansJapanese.ttf font by copying it to the /system/fonts folder (and check permissions). Then he edits the file /system/etc/fallback_fonts.xml adding
Code:
<family>
<fileset>
<file>DroidSansJapanese.ttf</file>
</fileset>
</family>
After reboot the screen properly displays all japanese characters.

[Q] Any way to quickly replace the stock system font files?

Hello! I am an avid OCD font freak and must have all my phones use Roboto Condensed throughout the system! Installing the font through the theme market does not replace ALL the fonts so what I usually do is pull the font folder from the ROM I am using and replace each font individually with the appropriate Roboto Condensed file (reg, italic, bold, etc.). Is there a way to replace a batch of font files (i.e. all the regulars) with a single file (i.e. Roboto Condensed-Regular) while retaining the original file names, and then go through and do the same with the bolds, italics, etc.? I have looked around with no luck, so if such a thing exists it would make my flashable font zip creation a much quicker task! I have access to Windows as well as Linux so anything will work. Thanks in advance for any information and I will forever be in your debt to whoever can point me in the right direction! Yarrrrrrrr!! :silly:

Changing font - failed to change

Hi all,
I know it is an old problem but still not yet fixed for several Galaxy S series and Note series phone especially since Lollipop version.
I need to use a custom flipfont.
I know I can use Aptoid to install some of the paid fonts, but those paid fonts are not the font I want to use.
This is how i tried.
1st way
I use APK tool to decompiled, compiled, signed the apk without modifying anything.
I can install the font, But when i set the font in Settings->Display->Font type
I got "the font is not supported error"
If i install the original apk, then it works without any problem.
2nd way
Use APK tool to decompile the apk
open the existing font and and replaced with the glyphs from my font after deleting and "paste with special" by Adding mappings option. By doing that I won't lose the font which was digitally signed by Samsung or so as they say.
recompiled and signed.
still the same problem.
Where did I do wrong?
What I can conclude is once i decompile the apk, samsung knew it somehow or something happened to the somewhere.
Can anyone enlighten me?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers

if rooted, use ifont app

How to change system-wide fonts in LineageOS

I am making a custom ROM based off LineageOS. And I am thinking of changing the fonts system wide (settings, lock screen, quick settings, etc).
My question is:
1. Where is the folder that contains all the fonts used by the system?
2. Which script do I edit in order to change the fonts used by the system?
I already tried frameworks/base/data/fonts/Android.mk and frameworks/base/data/fonts/fonts.mk but to no avail
Thanks!

One year late but maby...
Maby you find what you need in /system/fonts. The default is Roboto-Regular.ttf.

so...
what is the answer to the question?

I guess copy to /system/fonts and then edit /system/etc/fonts.xml until eyes fall out?..