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1. Printing a list of available Adobe Fonts currently available

   To be able to download either a PDF or to be able to print a list of the Adobe Fonts library. Clients are requesting this daily.

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2. Integrate Adobe Fonts with the new WordPress Gutenberg editor/designer.

   Hi. There's currently no way to use Adobe Fonts with the new Gutenberg system in WordPress 6.5. That is, unless you add a 3rd party page builder theme.

   As I hear it, they're building an API for their new WP font manager, so work is needed on the Adobe end to plug Adobe Fonts in.

   This is a new / forthcoming issue. They published the release candidate of WP 6.5 a week ago, and before that it was a beta for a while.

   I was asked by Adobe staff to post this here as a reply to a forum question. At that time I was still trying to understand why the instructions that Adobe Fonts gives didn't work.

   While this issue is unsolved, I recommend that you stick a notification on the install instructions page to let people know that these two products are incompatible for the time being.

   This would save everyone a lot of grief, including your customer support staff :)

   Hi. There's currently no way to use Adobe Fonts with the new Gutenberg system in WordPress 6.5. That is, unless you add a 3rd party page builder theme.

   As I hear it, they're building an API for their new WP font manager, so work is needed on the Adobe end to plug Adobe Fonts in.

   This is a new / forthcoming issue. They published the release candidate of WP 6.5 a week ago, and before that it was a beta for a while.

   I was asked by Adobe staff to post this here as a reply to a forum question.… more

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3. Some fonts aren't available in Adobe Portfolio

   Hello Adobe team,

   Hope this message finds you well. I've been utilizing Adobe's tools and services to enhance my creative projects, and I recently encountered a snag that I was hoping to address. While exploring Adobe Portfolio, I noticed that some fonts available in Adobe Fonts aren't accessible.

   In particular, I was hoping to use the 'Gyst Variable' font for one of my projects, but it seems to be missing from the font library in Adobe Portfolio. Could you kindly shed some light on why certain fonts available in Adobe Fonts aren't compatible with Adobe Portfolio? I suspect that the absence of these fonts may be due to their variable font format.
   Are there plans to incorporate variable fonts into Adobe Portfolio?

   Looking forward to hearing your insights.

   Hello Adobe team,

   Hope this message finds you well. I've been utilizing Adobe's tools and services to enhance my creative projects, and I recently encountered a snag that I was hoping to address. While exploring Adobe Portfolio, I noticed that some fonts available in Adobe Fonts aren't accessible.

   In particular, I was hoping to use the 'Gyst Variable' font for one of my projects, but it seems to be missing from the font library in Adobe Portfolio. Could you kindly shed some light on why certain fonts available in Adobe Fonts aren't compatible with Adobe Portfolio? I suspect that the… more

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4. Font Readability / Topic

   There are various fonts available for styling purposes. However, defining fonts for reliable and safe text reading is a challenging discipline. There are many fonts and use cases where a character may look like another character. For example, 6 may look like 8 or vice versa, depending on the dimensions of the shapes and curves of the font. Also, if the text is highlighted or selected in a text field, the colour or background changes, the viewing angle or distance changes, the characters are unevenly spaced or too close, or a capital letter precedes the character. Especially, for numeric figures, but also text articles.

   There are various fonts available for styling purposes. However, defining fonts for reliable and safe text reading is a challenging discipline. There are many fonts and use cases where a character may look like another character. For example, 6 may look like 8 or vice versa, depending on the dimensions of the shapes and curves of the font. Also, if the text is highlighted or selected in a text field, the colour or background changes, the viewing angle or distance changes, the characters are unevenly spaced or too close, or a capital letter precedes the character. Especially, for numeric figures,… more

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5. 頑張ってくれよ

   もう少しフォント検索に対して力を入れてほしい！検索をしてこれだ！って見つけたこと一度もないです。ほかのアプリは見つけられるのに、なぜAdobeともあろう大企業ができないの？怠慢ですか？

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6. Improve search by image

   I tried to use the search by image feature to see if there are any Adobe fonts similar to Genty, and most of the results it gave me were symbol fonts (where each letter types an icon instead of the letter itself). When identifying the letters in my image, it got most of them correct - I just had to correct the capital T and lowercase L, which were misidentified - which means it could tell it was a normal font, not a symbol font, and yet it still suggested symbol fonts as a possible match. I followed the guidelines given (see attachment). Genty is a rounded script font. It seems your search by image needs to be improved in this area.

   I tried to use the search by image feature to see if there are any Adobe fonts similar to Genty, and most of the results it gave me were symbol fonts (where each letter types an icon instead of the letter itself). When identifying the letters in my image, it got most of them correct - I just had to correct the capital T and lowercase L, which were misidentified - which means it could tell it was a normal font, not a symbol font, and yet it still suggested symbol fonts as a possible match. I followed the guidelines… more

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7. LANGUAGES AND WRITING SYSTEMS > missing Bulgarian Cyrillic

   Missing Bulgarian Cyrillic filter, it's a shame.

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8. Request for Addition of Lithuanian Language in Adobe Fonts Filter

   As an enthusiastic user of your diverse range of fonts, I am writing to express a significant need for a specific language filter: Lithuanian. This language, although small in its number of speakers, carries a historical and cultural significance that is often underestimated.

   Lithuanian, belonging to the Baltic branch of the Indo-European languages, is often considered one of the oldest languages still in use today. It retains many archaic features, which are believed to be close to the original Proto-Indo-European language. This gives the Lithuanian language not only historical but also linguistic importance, as it provides valuable insights into the development and structure of early Indo-European languages.

   The resilience of the Lithuanian language is deeply tied to our national identity and pride. Over centuries, our ancestors bravely resisted numerous attempts to suppress our language, most notably during periods of Russian dominance. Despite the odds, they managed to preserve our linguistic heritage, passing down the ancient tongue from generation to generation.

   However, in spite of this rich heritage and proven resilience, Lithuanian speakers frequently face difficulties when seeking digital resources, including fonts, that correctly display the unique characters that our language utilizes. We often have to combine several language filters to ensure full character set compatibility, which is not the most efficient solution and sometimes leads to discrepancies.

   Adobe, being a global leader in digital media solutions, has a unique opportunity to bridge this gap and provide better support for the Lithuanian language. This addition would be immensely appreciated by the Lithuanian community and anyone interested in the historical and linguistic heritage of Europe.

   I am confident that this proposed addition aligns with Adobe's commitment to diversity and inclusion by ensuring equal digital representation for all languages, no matter how large or small their speaking community might be.

   Thank you for considering this request. I look forward to the potential implementation of a Lithuanian language filter in Adobe Fonts.

   As an enthusiastic user of your diverse range of fonts, I am writing to express a significant need for a specific language filter: Lithuanian. This language, although small in its number of speakers, carries a historical and cultural significance that is often underestimated.

   Lithuanian, belonging to the Baltic branch of the Indo-European languages, is often considered one of the oldest languages still in use today. It retains many archaic features, which are believed to be close to the original Proto-Indo-European language. This gives the Lithuanian language not only historical but also linguistic importance, as it provides valuable insights into the… more

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