I name font files with a leading _ underscore.
This is simply to make sure it shows up at the top of the file viewer.
The files will be added to your Anki folder here.[^1]
Trialing out new variable fonts (a single file for all styles).[^2] Variable fonts take a bit of getting used to, so be sure to read the documentation of your chosen font. If you're not using a variable font, you'll need to make sure you're declaring multiple fonts properly
[^1]: They're in ~/Library/Application Support/Anki2 on Mac. For other platforms, follow this link.
[^2]: It's quite a messy issue, but there's some useful stuff there for dealing with fonts in Anki. It also shows the previous font stack (Verdana for body, DejaVu Sans Book for headings, DejaVu Sans Mono for code).
Trialing out new variable fonts (a single file for all styles).[^2] Variable fonts take a bit of getting used to, so be sure to read the documentation of your chosen font. If you're not using a variable font, you'll need to make sure you're declaring multiple fonts properly
[^1]: They're in
~/Library/Application Support/Anki2
on Mac. For other platforms, follow this link.[^2]: It's quite a messy issue, but there's some useful stuff there for dealing with fonts in Anki. It also shows the previous font stack (
Verdana
for body,DejaVu Sans Book
for headings,DejaVu Sans Mono
for code).