Fix incorrect CJK fonts in exported PDF #3
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We have fixed font problems. PDF conversion will use fonts to be suited to system locale by default. # <!-- fit --> 歓迎 <!-- It means "Welcome" / "欢迎" in Japanese. -->
You should use LC_ALL=zh_CN marp markdown.md --pdf |
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langattribute of<html>element will follow system locale. While exporting PDF, the headless Chrome would be able to use correct fonts by locale.For example, we expects the rendered font in PDF to use "メイリオ" (Meiryo) on Japanese Windows. But v0.0.4 is using Chinese "新細明體" (PMingLiU).
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