@font-face breakdown

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If you’ve heard about the somewhat new @font-face CSS declaration, but not sure what its about or how to implement it, Dave Shea has the post for you.

Starting with @font-face over at mezzoblue goes into detail and explains the @font-face method as well as other font embedding options and gives some good links if you need to investigate further.

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ATV for SaleNovember 04, 2009

I had not heard anything about @font-face. It sounds like something I will have to look into further. Thanks for the heads up.

Lumineers cost per toothNovember 09, 2009

Thanks for posting this. I guess now we don’t have to worry that a particular user doesn’t have a certain font on their system. That can be such a drag when designing a site.

Court ReportingNovember 11, 2009

Font-face is new topic for me. I forward this post to my designer friend.

mothers day flowersDecember 02, 2009

Most web browsers – Apple’s Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Internet Explorer – now ship with support for linked fonts. These are fonts that are stored on a web server and downloaded by the browser along with the HTML, CSS and images that make up the page.
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