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Oct 11 2011, 6:47 pm
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Anyone have any idea if BYOND supports this? I've been trying but I'm not good with CSS. Been looking it up on W3schools, and everywhere else I could search but nothing works.
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Oct 11 2011, 7:50 pm
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You can only display fonts the clients have installed.
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Nadrew wrote:
You can only display fonts the clients have installed. So I couldn't say... upload the font file to BYOND and have it show on my blog? |
No. Browsers rarely allow third-party font files to be rendered unless the client machine has them installed already. You'd be better off finding a "common" font you like.
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I figured since people have been messing around with CSS3, the @fontface code would work. I guess not.
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The fonts are kinda the default across browsers and are built in because they are supported by all browsers, you basically have to work with what your given or make a banner or something.
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Everything I've tried hasn't worked. I guess BYOND doesn't support it.
@font-face { font-family: ubntuL; src: url('http://files.byondhome.com/UPD4T3/Ubuntu-L.eot'); url('http://files.byondhome.com/UPD4T3/Ubuntu-L.woff') format('woff'); url('http://files.byondhome.com/UPD4T3/Ubuntu-L.ttf') format('truetype'); url('http://files.byondhome.com/UPD4T3/Ubuntu-L.svg#webfont') format('svg'); url('http://files.byondhome.com/UPD4T3/ubuntul.otf') format('opentype') } |
Nadrew wrote:
Not BYOND that doesn't support it, your browser doesn't support it. I've done everything possible in every tutorial I've read. Google Chrome should support it. |
The @ symbol is filtered out because it's possible to use it to load non-standard CSS into your blog. Didn't notice his example CSS began with it. It's an intentional filter, but could probably have an exception added for the @font-face property.
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