Add fonts to Docker image for internationalization #26
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This PR will add fonts to Docker image for internationalization.
In several languages, you may see fonts as tofu by converting PDF in Docker environment. In general, we recommend using Web fonts if you want to specify your favorite fonts in theme. But otherwise, we will use the added basic fonts.
We have added fonts that has many native speakers. In future we would accept pull requests about the other language.
Fonts rendering
Troubleshooting about CJK fonts
Chinese hans and Japanese kanji have small differences of glyph. By default we use chinese fonts, but we can use Japanese fonts by
-e LANG=ja_JPoption orlangoption in config file. Refer to #3 too.