# Font testing To change the font, use this selector: ``` edit-grid, wordlist { font-family: FONT; } ``` These CSS names already exist, so no changes are needed to the code. The numbers on the cells do get a little messed up. And the letters also aren't centered properly. But I think for just seeing what the fonts look like, it's fine. I didn't look into the licenses of any of these, or their compatability with other languages. [Useful IPUZ for font testing.](https://gitlab.gnome.org/-/snippets/7129) ## System monospace font samples I used `fc-list : family | sort` inside distrobox to find fonts. But some fonts that I tried didn't work. I'm not sure why. ### Noto Mono  ### Noto Sans Mono  ### DejaVu Sans Mono  ### Liberation Mono  ### Nimbus Mono PS  ## Non-System monospace font samples I used [Font Manager](https://software.opensuse.org/package/font-manager) to install these. I selected the fonts to test based on what looked the best to me. But I also made sure to get a good variety of fonts, including ones that I don't think work to well. ### Azeret Mono  ### Cousine  ### Cutive Mono  ### Fragment Mono  ### LXGW WenKai Mono TC  ### Libertinus Mono  ### M PLUS 1 Code  ### Source Code Pro  ## Handwriting font samples And just for fun, here are some handwriting fonts. Probably not good for the suggested words list. But definitely an interesting, fun look for the grid. ### Annie Use Your Telescope  ### Architects Daughter  ### Bilbo  ### Caveat  ### Caveat Brush  ### Chilanka  ### Comic Neune  ### Coming Soon  ### Dekko  ### Fuzzy Bubbles  ### Gaegu  ### Gamja Flower  ### Indie Flower  ### Just Me Again Down Here  ### Mynerve  ### Nanum Pen Script  ### Reenie Beanie  ### Shadows Into Light Two  ### Waiting for the Sunrise