{smcl} {* 04feb2022}{...} {vieweralsosee "Inclusion Economics scheme" "help iescheme"}{...} {cmd:help iefonts} {hline} {marker title} {title:Title} {phang} {cmd:iefonts} {hline 2} A helper command to configure graph fonts for use with the {it:Inclusion Economics} graph color schemes. {title:Syntax} {phang} {cmd:iefonts} [{cmd:,} {it:options}] {synoptset 10 tabbed}{...} {synopthdr} {synoptline} {synopt :{opt serif}}Set graph fonts to Lora rather than Montserrat.{p_end} {synopt :{opt restore}}Restore default Stata graph fonts.{p_end} {marker description} {title:Description} {pstd} The {helpb iescheme:Inclusion Economics scheme} is intended to be used with the {bf:Inclusion Economics} brand fonts, Montserrat and Lora, which can be downloaded and installed from Google Fonts. Fonts are specified independently of schemes. {pstd} This helper command, {cmd:iefonts}, helps configure {it:Inclusion Economics} fonts. Once Montserrat and Lora are installed to your system, you can run {cmd:iefonts} to configure Stata to use them in graphs. {marker installation} {title:Installation} {pstd} Before this command has any effect, you must download and install Montserrat and Lora. Both are available from Google Fonts. Install the entire families. {pstd} {bf:Note:} This command cannot install Montserrat and Lora for you, nor can it check that they are properly installed. {marker usage} {title:Usage} {pstd} To set graph fonts to Montserrat, the {it:Inclusion Economics} sans-serif font: {cmd:.} {cmd: iefonts} {pstd} To set graph fonts to Lora, the {it:Inclusion Economics} serif font: {cmd:.} {cmd: iefonts, serif} {pstd} {bf:Note:} Our brand guidelines state that graphs should use sans-serifs unless there is a compelling reason to use serifs. {pstd} In either case, the configuration is permanent. Therefore there is also an option to restore graph fonts to the Stata defaults: {cmd:.} {cmd: iefonts, restore} {marker author} {title:Author} {pstd}Nils Enevoldsen, {it:Inclusion Economics}{p_end} {pstd}nils@wlonk.com{p_end}