Questions Before Purchasing JIN:R

Hi, Hong Wei
I am Ryota of the JIN:R development team.

I'm glad to hear you say that.
I'll answer each of your questions in turn!

>1. If I have questions after purchase, can I ask questions in English?

Yes, Of course!!
I've communicated with you in English many times, so I don't think you'll have any problems.
There may possibly be some parts that are difficult to understand, but I would be happy to cooperate with you.

>2. Can JIN:R support Traditional Chinese language?

I can't tell you more about Traditional Chinese because I haven't verified it, but the fonts in JIN:R are basically the same as those in Google Fonts, etc., so you might want to check there.

Here are some excerpts from the fonts on JIN:R. Check them out!
1. Noto sans
2. Kiwi Maru
3. Shippori Mincho

>3. My website theme currently use 「Cocoon」 right now, Can be converted to JIN:R?

This could be quite difficult.
Cocoon and JIN:R have completely different specifications, so basically everything needs to be redone one by one.
So it would be nice to introduce JIN:R to the existing blog, but it would take a lot of time and effort.

But I know Cocoon to a certain extent, so if you have any problems with the setup, I'm always happy to help.

Anytime you have a sentence that's hard to understand, just ask!
Best regards

Hi,

>2. Seems pretty good! I will use「Noto Sans TC」as Traditional Chinese font.

Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude, but I didn't mean to imply that Noto Sans TC is not included in JIN:R.
If you want to use Noto Sans TC, you need to add CSS separately.
I'll give you the code so you can ask me when you need it.

>3. It seems that it will be a little bit difficult to transfer from Cocoon to JIN:R I found this article from the JIN:R manual

Thanks for looking for it. It's pretty hard to find.
If you have a lot of articles, the collapse period will be longer, so I would recommend exporting the articles once to another site and proceed with the block replacement there.