Solving Chinese Character Display Issues in Advanced PDF.

Introduction

In today’s interconnected business world, effective communication is vital, even across language barriers. However, challenges can arise when printing non-Latin characters, like Chinese, in Advanced PDFs. This article offers a straightforward solution to ensure accurate Chinese character printing.

The Solution: Choosing the Right Font

To tackle Chinese character printing issues, pick the right font. Select a font that can handle a wide range of characters, including Chinese. A simple and effective solution involves adjusting the font-family property.

font-family: sans-serif, hygothic;

This sets the font to “sans-serif, hygothic.” The sans-serif is a fallback option if the preferred font isn’t available, and hygothic is well-suited for East Asian languages like Chinese.

How to Apply the Solution

  1. Identify the Issue: Check if your Advanced PDF template’s font-family is correctly set.
  2. Update the Font: Modify the CSS in your Advanced PDF template. Ensure the font-family is “sans-serif, hygothic.”
  3. Thorough Testing: After making changes, thoroughly test the template to confirm accurate Chinese character display.

Note: Also, use an external font for using this functionality.

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