![]() ![]() In pages that are majority Syriac text the font-family and direction can be specified for the body rather than a specific HTML element. More properly you should also define the text direction. This can be in-line styles or classes defined in a CSS file. In the simplest case you provide the font-family for the text in CSS. If you are logged into the Sedra4 site and have setup your preferences to use a specific Syriac font then all Syriac text output will be in that font. Textual output from the Sedra4 site, be default, uses the Serto Jerusalem font. If you enter Syriac while inputing text then the keyboard you use must produce characters from the Syriac Unicode code page. If you are logged into the Sedra4 system and have setup your preferences to use a specific transliteration scheme then that transliteration scheme will be expected for all input. If you enter text using a transliteration scheme, the Sedra4 site, by default, expects that text to be in the Sedra4 transliteration scheme. Textual input for lookups can be entered in either a transliteration scheme or in Syriac. We also provide the fonts and instructions for using the fonts in other web pages below. ![]() The table below contains the complete set of fonts and transliteration schemes that can be displayed or used for entering data into the Sedra4 site. ![]()
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