Hello, I was answered affirmative to this question, but I want to confirm it: Does Gtk+ use glyphs from other fonts when showing text in a font when a character of the text doesn't have a glyph on the chosen font ? More technically: Does Gtk+ use glyphs from font A when showing text in a font B when a character of the text doesn't have a glyph on the font B but it has on font A ? If so, is it there something needed to make it work ? I have added some glyphs to FreeSans [1], I set Gtk+ to use FreeSans and make some texts with those glyphs (that for sure no other font has). Then I change Gtk+ to use another font. When I display the text I get empty/nothing. What am I missing ? Thank you. -- Pupeno <pupeno@xxxxxxxxxx> (http://pupeno.com) Vendemos: Conocer y collecionar Monedas y Billetes de Todo el Mundo: http://pupeno.com/vendo/#monedas [1] You can see it on my blog at http://pupeno.com/blog/unicode-awesomeness
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