Fonts reference¶

YMPrint bundles a set of font families so your documents render identically on any machine — no system font installation required. Reference a family by name in _style.

Using a font¶

_style:
  body:
    font: NotoSans
  headings:
    font: AppleGaramond

The name is the family name (case-sensitive). Each bundled family ships with regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic variants, so bold and italic inline formatting render correctly.

Bundled families¶

Family	Style	Good for
`AppleGaramond`	Serif	Elegant headings and body text.
`DejaVuSans`	Sans-serif	A robust, wide-coverage default.
`DejaVuSansCondensed`	Sans-serif (condensed)	Fitting more text per line.
`DejaVuSansMono`	Monospace	Code and tabular figures (used for inline `code`).
`DejaVuSerif`	Serif	Long-form body text.
`DejaVuSerifCondensed`	Serif (condensed)	Dense serif layouts.
`Inter`	Sans-serif	Clean, modern UI-style text.
`Montserrat`	Sans-serif (geometric)	Strong, contemporary headings.
`NotoSans`	Sans-serif	Broad language coverage.
`NotoSerif`	Serif	Broad language coverage, serif.
`Playfair`	Serif (display)	High-contrast display headings.
`Poppins`	Sans-serif (geometric)	Friendly, rounded headings.
`Roboto`	Sans-serif	Neutral, highly legible body text.

Standard PDF fonts¶

The built-in defaults also use the standard PDF core fonts such as Helvetica, which are always available. You can name them directly:

_style:
  body:
    font: Helvetica

Inline code font¶

Inline `code` spans always render in DejaVuSansMono on a light-grey background, independent of your body font, so code is always visually distinct.