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Informations about the package sinkin-sans
SinkinSans Font Bundle
The SinkinSansBundle loads the SinkinSans font families into your symfony project.
If your project uses the AsseticBundle, the fonts are made available as assetic named assets.
Installation
Update the project's composer.json file as follows:
Configuration
Define the bundle's mode via its configuration. The default value is individual.
Usage
single mode
In single mode, a single Sinkin Sans font is defined, available in 9 different weights.
Include the sinkin-sans.css stylesheet in your page template using one of the 3 methods below:
Direct include
Use assetic's javascripts twig tag
Use assetic's javascripts twig tag with the bundle's formula
In your stylesheet, apply the font to the elements of you choice via the font-* CSS rules, as per the example below:
individual mode
In individual mode, seperate fonts are loaded for each weight. In most cases, your app will only use a subset of all the available font's weights. Rather than load them all, this mode allows you to load only what you require. This is the bundle's default mode.
Each font weight is define in a separate stylesheet and is represented by a different assetic named asset:
- Sinkin Sans Thin: sinkin-sans-100.css (
@sinkin_sans_100) - Sinkin Sans ExtraLight: sinkin-sans-200.css (
@sinkin_sans_200) - Sinkin Sans Light: sinkin-sans-300.css (
@sinkin_sans_300) - Sinkin Sans: sinkin-sans-400.css (
@sinkin_sans_400) - Sinkin Sans Medium: sinkin-sans-500.css (
@sinkin_sans_500) - Sinkin Sans SemiBold: sinkin-sans-600.css (
@sinkin_san_6100) - Sinkin Sans Bold: sinkin-sans-700.css (
@sinkin_sans_700) - Sinkin Sans Black: sinkin-sans-800.css (
@sinkin_sans_800) - Sinkin Sans ExtraBlack: sinkin-sans-900.css (
@sinkin_sans_900)
Note that in this mode each weight is a separate font with a different name.
Each font weight includes both normal and italic styles.
Include the relevant stylesheets into your template as per the example below. In this case we are loading the Sinkin Sans, Sinkin Sans ExtraLight and Sinkin Sans Bold fonts (of respective weights 400, 200 and 700).
Direct include
Use assetic's javascripts twig tag
Use assetic's javascripts twig tag with the bundle's formula
In your stylesheet, apply the font to the elements of you choice via the font-* CSS rules, as per the example below. Make sure to use the appropriate font name for each weight. There is no need to specify the font-weight, since it is already part of the font definition.
