To display the name of the font in the example text and thus be able to better identify the font in the overview, follow these simple steps:
1. Insert placeholder:
Find the place in the example text where you want to display the font name.
2. Placeholder use:
Insert the placeholder #FontName at this point.
3. Check:
After you have inserted the placeholder, check the overview list. The font name will be displayed there exactly where you inserted the placeholder.
This trick makes it easier quickly identifying your fonts significantly and saves time in searching for the right font. You no longer have to laboriously scroll through a long list or try out each font individually.
For visual instructions and further details, please refer to the image-1 and follow Steps 1 and 2. This simple guide will show you step by step how to use the placeholder to display the font name in your sample text and optimize your font overview."
2.) Show the font name for the example text. Advantages!
Here are the benefits of displaying the font name in the sample text:
1. Quick identification:
By displaying the font name in the sample text, you can immediately identify which font is being used without manually checking the font.
2. Font Comparison Efficiency:
When you want to test and compare different fonts, it is helpful to see the font name directly in the sample text. This allows you to quickly switch between different fonts and choose the one that best suits your project.
3. Improved clarity:
By displaying the font name in the sample text, clarity is increased. This is especially useful when you're working with a variety of fonts and need quick reference.
4. Time Saving:
Instead of manually going through each text to identify the font used, you can simply display the font name in the sample text. This saves time and increases the efficiency of your workflows.
Overall, displaying the font name in the sample text offers a number of advantages that can make your work easier and faster.
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