Wikipedia:Dalahlaþan gutiska meljanboka

TrueType (𐍄𐍂𐌿-𐍄𐌰𐌹𐍀)

Font Name	Author	Download	License	Size	Comment
Vulcanius	Artemio Keidan	Yes	Freeware (?)	6KB
Code2001	James Kass	Yes	Freeware, must not be altered	207KB
MPH 2B Damase	Mark Williamson	Original Alternate Alternate2	Public Domain (?)	856KB	Original site is down, download from alternate link
ALPHABETUM	Juan José Marcos	Demo	Commercial (Individual €15, Multi-user €60)	1,860KB	Demo lacks around 600 characters, with user manual
Cardo	David J. Perry	Yes	Free for personal non-profit use only (see licence terms)		With user manual (Gothic character set is still to come)
Andron Mega	Andreas Stötzner		Commercial		An enormously extensive font
Pfeffer Mediæval	Robert Pfeffer	Yes	Free for non-commercial use		A Gothic font in the style (and as part) of a Carolingian minuscule. Suitable for both display and printing (half-serifed font) with also an excellent coverage of Latin, Cyrillic, and Runic, plus medieval ligatures (mapped as private use characters or enabled by OpenType features).
Ulfilas	Robert Pfeffer	Yes	Free for non-commercial use		A Times-like Gothic serif font in four typefaces intended for quality printing (standard, bold, italic, bold-italic). (note: this font also remaps the Latin script, and maps all Gothic small letters with the same glyph as Gothic capital letters, so it is probably not suitable as the default font for reading articles, but may have usage for small or fancy texts or in decorative titles, or when citing old Codex texts when you are sure that the text will not contain Latin).
Skeirs	Robert Pfeffer	Yes	Free for non-commercial use		An Arial-like Gothic sans-serif font intended for screen display (along with the Runic character set). There's no direct support for bold weight and italic style, that may be emulated by the browser (or that may select another font font these styles). (note: this font also remaps the Latin script, and maps all Gothic small letters with the same glyph as Gothic capital letters, so it is probably not suitable as the default font for reading articles, but may have usage for small or fancy texts or in decorative titles, or when citing old Codex texts when you are sure that the text will not contain Latin).
Silubr	Robert Pfeffer	Yes	Free for non-commercial use		A bold Gothic uncial script (note: this font also remaps the Latin script, and maps all Gothic small letters with the same glyph as Gothic capital letters, so it is probably not suitable as the default font for reading articles, but may have usage for small or fancy texts or in decorative titles, or when citing old Codex texts when you are sure that the text will not contain Latin).
Midjungards	Robert Pfeffer	Yes	Free for non-commercial use		A Gothic hand script in the style of J.R.R. Tolkien's Elvish script (note: this font also remaps the Latin script, and maps all Gothic small letters with the same glyph as Gothic capital letters, so it is probably not suitable as the default font for reading articles, but may have usage for small or fancy texts or in decorative titles, or when citing Tolkien texts when you are sure that the text will not contain Latin).

Setup

Microsoft Windows

If you're still seeing boxes instead of Gothic after installing a font and restarting your web browser, please visit:

• Setting up Microsoft Windows NT, 2000 or Windows XP to support Unicode supplementary characters

But you can't see Gothic, if you already restarted your web browser, doubt whether you have turned on "ignore page's own font" if it's turned on, you can solve it making an easy css file and remove font's all glaphies without gothic.

and make a css file as:

* { font-family: YOUR GOTHIC FONT'S NAME(but this font must have gothic glaphies), serif; 

then you'd check use user's style seat file, after browse this file, and add the css file you made.

For example, copy this line in your Special:Mypage/Vector.css and/or Special:Mypage/Monobook.css (depending on your preferred theme)

body.mediawiki { font-family: 'Pfeffer Mediæval', /*Skeirs, Ulfilas,*/ sans-serif; font-size:120%; }

The "Pferrer Mediæval" font does NOT override the Latin script with Gothic letters, but displays the actual Latin letters (and it covers Runes and Cyrillic as well). So it is highly preferable to other fonts from the same author (listed in comments above).

Linux

Debian has MPH 2B Damase package, use the following command to install it:

apt-get install ttf-mph-2b-damase

The package should also work under all other Debian derived distributions (e.g. Ubuntu, don't forget the sudo command).

For other distributions, extract the truetype font and place it under either /usr/share/fonts/ (with superuser right) or ~/.fonts/ (normal user right). Then run the following command to refresh font cache:

fc-cache -v

Browsers need to be closed and restarted, but there is no need to reboot.

In distibutions using GNOME, such as Ubuntu, you can use the filemanager to access fonts://, where you can deposit the font, then restart your web browser.

Macintosh

For OS 10.x and higher, simply drag the font files into the Fonts folder. The Fonts folder is located on your hard drive, in the Library folder.

See also

• Wikipedia:Gutisk bokabaurd