Using EB Garamond Bold with pdfLaTeX












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So, EB Garamond got an update in the end of last year.



https://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/ebgaramond/



Now it should also support bold text in pdflatex, I supposed. But I still didn't get it working. Was I wrong to think that I could use my favourite font now in pdflatex?



What I want is to use is Pardo's EB Garamond (the one that's also on Google Web Fonts).



I compile with pdflatex on overleaf btw.



documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}



%% nederlands

usepackage[dutch]{babel}

usepackage{csquotes}



%% microtype

usepackage{microtype}



%% lettertype garamond

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

usepackage{ebgaramond}





fonts pdftex overleaf ebgaramond







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  • I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

    – Joseph
    1 hour ago











  • Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

    – KJO
    1 hour ago











  • (I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

    – LianTze Lim
    45 mins ago
















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So, EB Garamond got an update in the end of last year.



https://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/ebgaramond/



Now it should also support bold text in pdflatex, I supposed. But I still didn't get it working. Was I wrong to think that I could use my favourite font now in pdflatex?



What I want is to use is Pardo's EB Garamond (the one that's also on Google Web Fonts).



I compile with pdflatex on overleaf btw.



documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}



%% nederlands

usepackage[dutch]{babel}

usepackage{csquotes}



%% microtype

usepackage{microtype}



%% lettertype garamond

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

usepackage{ebgaramond}





fonts pdftex overleaf ebgaramond







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  • I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

    – Joseph
    1 hour ago











  • Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

    – KJO
    1 hour ago











  • (I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

    – LianTze Lim
    45 mins ago














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So, EB Garamond got an update in the end of last year.



https://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/ebgaramond/



Now it should also support bold text in pdflatex, I supposed. But I still didn't get it working. Was I wrong to think that I could use my favourite font now in pdflatex?



What I want is to use is Pardo's EB Garamond (the one that's also on Google Web Fonts).



I compile with pdflatex on overleaf btw.



documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}



%% nederlands

usepackage[dutch]{babel}

usepackage{csquotes}



%% microtype

usepackage{microtype}



%% lettertype garamond

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

usepackage{ebgaramond}





fonts pdftex overleaf ebgaramond







share|improve this question







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So, EB Garamond got an update in the end of last year.



https://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/ebgaramond/



Now it should also support bold text in pdflatex, I supposed. But I still didn't get it working. Was I wrong to think that I could use my favourite font now in pdflatex?



What I want is to use is Pardo's EB Garamond (the one that's also on Google Web Fonts).



I compile with pdflatex on overleaf btw.



documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}



%% nederlands

usepackage[dutch]{babel}

usepackage{csquotes}



%% microtype

usepackage{microtype}



%% lettertype garamond

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

usepackage{ebgaramond}





fonts pdftex overleaf ebgaramond




fonts pdftex overleaf ebgaramond






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  • I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

    – Joseph
    1 hour ago











  • Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

    – KJO
    1 hour ago











  • (I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

    – LianTze Lim
    45 mins ago



















  • I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

    – Joseph
    1 hour ago











  • Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

    – KJO
    1 hour ago











  • (I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

    – LianTze Lim
    45 mins ago

















I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

– Joseph
1 hour ago





I guess this font really doesn't have bold, does it?

– Joseph
1 hour ago













Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

– KJO
1 hour ago





Overleaf may not be using a font variation with your desires You would need to either build the fonts on your own system OR check with overleaf as to which styles they support for a given font since they are often behind due to compatibility for other users

– KJO
1 hour ago













(I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

– LianTze Lim
45 mins ago





(I'm a support personnel at Overleaf.) At present Overleaf indeed doesn't have this update of the ebgaramond package yet, sorry!

– LianTze Lim
45 mins ago










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