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My mac system is 10.13 High Sierra. I need to edit some Chinese essays and need to use Songti or Kaiti. I found these fonts in the Fontbook and they are activated, however, they are not shown in pages. How to add more fonts to pages? Do I need to download some fonts online and install them to pages?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013)
Ordinarily, if the fonts are visible in Font Book and activated, then they should appear in Pages too. Pages is a font spectator, and you cannot add fonts to Pages itself.
Boot your Mac into Safe Boot mode by pressing and holding the shift key at the chime ... until you see the progress bar. This boot mode is slower, and may introduce non-harmful visual aberrations during the boot process. Among other things, this special boot mode will rebuild the System font cache, and that should allow Pages to see these Chinese fonts. Reboot normally, and then check again to see if the Songti and Kaiti fonts are available in Pages own font menu.
The other thing you may need to do is in System Preferences : Language & Region — add the appropriate Chinese Preferred language, and in the Keyboard preferences panel, add the appropriate Input Source language.
Songti and Kaiti, both Traditional and Simplified, are system fonts and installed by default.
Do you have the fonts disabled (they are grey with the word off next to them)?
Are you by any chance trying to use an oddball font file format?
macOS prefers Unicode .otf fonts especially for non-Latin scripts.
If you don't see the fonts in the font list, try typing their names in the font menu and it will jump to the font.
You should be able to select them via format > font > show fonts even if not in the pages drop down menu.
How to add new fonts to pages?
