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I loaded 2 custom fonts (.otf) and placed them in the application’s plist file, checked to make sure that they were in the Summary | Build Phases | Copy Bundle Resources section.
When adding a UILabel in the storyboard, I cannot see the that font in the drop down.
Do all the labels need to be done programmatically only? For example:
UILabel *myLabel;
[myLabel setText:@"Some Text"];
[myLabel setFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Gloucester MT Extra Condensed" size:24.0]];
As of now, yes that is the way it is. They will show up if you use rich text instead of plain text on your label but they don’t survive the trip.