On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Alexander Arul
<alexander.arul@gmail.com> wrote:
As far as I know, there are a bunch of fonts that are called "web-safe", meaning they will be visible on all major operating systems. Arial / Helvetica, Times New Roman / Times, Courier New / Courier etc. Here is a full list
If you use the "font-family: Arial,Verdana,Georgia;" CSS attribute, the browser will fall back along that list - if Arial isn't available, use Verdana, if not, Georgia.
Having said all that, I also have some questions along this line:
1. Can non-standard fonts be used? If a user has, for example, "flowery-cursive" font on their pc, and I specify the the css to use "font:flowery-cursive;", will that work?
Yes, i'm using a non-standard font, I will going to test if this issue is working, but in this way the visualization would depend by the final user, I want that the visualization not depends of the final user.
Can I embed a ttf font into my theme or drupal system?
newly, thanks a lot
2. I remember some websites way back in the 1997-1999 period would ask the user to download fonts. What is all that about?
Cheers
Alex
Hi!
The cuestion is, how can i include fonts in drupal 6? I created my theme including a special ttf font, when I view the page in my PC which has the font instaled, I can see the page well, but when I try to see the page from other machine, Drupal changes the fonts.
can you help me?
thanks a lot
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