Application Styling

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We’ve been using WiseJ for quite a while now and are happy with it.

However, we are trying to get a more modern look common to today’s applications.

So far we can only get WiseJ to look like “desktop” applications style wise.

Is it just a matter of using the theme designer and changing things ?

One of the big noticeable items between what we have been creating and other style of web applications is the font selection.

Can we use Google Fonts collection ? It seems may angular templates are using those fonts to get that “look” ?

https://fonts.google.com/

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Hi Edmond,

You can always use the Wisej ThemeBuilder to customize how your app would look and feel.
You can of course use Pages instead of Windows to make your application feel like a modern web application style-wise.
You can also use Google Fonts, it’s already there in the ThemeBuilder, select the fonts property from the Components panel (Top Right) and then click on the “+” button, from there select any font that you have installed on your machine otherwise you can select a font from Google Fonts.
The catch is that you have to download and install the .ttf file if the font isn’t already available on the server.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Alaa

  • edmond girardi
    Got it. Now, I am looking at the Navigation Bar control and cant figure out how to change the font for the title. I changed all the default fonts to “Poppins: google font – but upon inspection with dev tools in chrome – the Nav Bar title is still “Veranda” ??
  • edmond girardi
    Adding the Font to my windows server font folder works only when viewing the pages on that server. From a client machine it does not use the new font. Any more specific instructions ?
  • Frank (ITG)
    Hi Edmond, the label (title) of the NavigationBar uses the defaultBold font. Did you change that font, too? Regards, Frank
  • edmond girardi
    Looking at the generated data from the WiseJ Themebuilder: Is it already embedding the font into the theme file ? “fonts”: { “default”: { “size”: 13, “family”: [“Poppins”], “italic”: false, “sources”: [{ “family”: “Poppins”, “source”: [ [Stripped comment, Frank]
  • edmond girardi
    Yeah i changed all the fonts to “Poppins” – now i just noticed when i run it in debugger on my dev machine it does change the Nav Bar title font – but in the designer it does not, so it was making me think it was another font.
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