Tap forms font size update#
Use update to support bidirectional text (RTL).Select text that previously used an RTL plugin.
Tap forms font size upgrade#
Upgrade specific text using RTL plugins in FigJam files to use Figma's RTL and bidirectional text features. Use update to support bidirectional text.At the bottom of the Type details panel, click Upgrade.From the right sidebar, click in the Text section to open the Type details panel.Select text layer(s) that previously used an RTL plugin.
Upgrade specific text layers using RTL plugins in Figma design files to use Figma's RTL and bidirectional text features. If the plugin doesn’t provide a way to reset the text, you can still upgrade it to use Figma’s RTL and bidi features, but you will need to create a new text layer and rewrite your copy. This ensures your text will flow as expected when you upgrade to using Figma’s RTL and bidirectional features. If the font you’re using does not support the RTL scripts you’re typing, Figma will fall back to a different font ↓.īefore you upgrade: Check the RTL plugin for a way to reset the text to its original state before the plugin was used.
Tap forms font size install#
If you're using Figma in the browser, you can install the Figma Font Helper to access your local fonts.įigma’s default font list includes RTL fonts. If you are using the Figma desktop app, you can use any fonts already on your computer.
Select text layer(s) containing RTL script.Figma designĬhange the direction of RTL text in a Figma design file from the right sidebar, quick actions menu, or main menu. If an RTL script is detected in your text layer, a will appear in the text section of the right sidebar, allowing you to control the text direction. However, controls are available to override text direction per paragraph in Figma design and FigJam files. By default, Figma automatically handles text direction based on language detection. Direction controlsįigma supports bidirectional text, so you can write in both LTR and RTL scripts in the same paragraph. When clicking and holding your mouse to highlight bits of text, the highlight moves in the direction of the selected language. When using the left and right arrow keys to navigate through your text, think of their directions as “forward” and “backward” based on the direction setting ↓ of the text. Mixing RTL and LTR scripts in the same text layer affects how highlighting and cursor movements work. In FigJam, text will automatically right-align on new stickies if you’re typing in an RTL script. If you need different text alignment, create a new text layer. Note: Each text layer can have one text alignment.
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