I\'ve been having a world of trouble getting Khmer fonts (an Indic script of Cambodia) to render reliably on the web across platforms (Mac, Windows, Linux).
My site is utilizing google fonts, and I\'m having some issues with XP.Namely, because XP doesn\'t have anti-aliasing by default, all the fonts are开发者_如何转开发 pixelated, even in browsers like Fi
Google Font开发者_运维问答s is great. But, I seem to have a problem with Internet Explorer. A font (say, Arvo) styled as bold won\'t render as bold in Internet Explorer. It does in all other browsers
I\'m finding some inconsistency when using the Google Fonts on my site. I\'m importing开发者_JAVA技巧 Arvo Regular and Bold into my site and find that IE 7 is not rendering the fonts as I would expec
I don\'t know if this is possible, and if not, if someone can throw out optional ideas, but I\'m attempting to display a drop down of different fonts (specifically, font\'s from Google\'s font directo
Is it possible to use Go开发者_JAVA技巧ogle Webfonts in websites created with Google Sites? If so, I\'d be much obliged for input as to how to go about doing this.
I\'m trying to 开发者_运维问答use this font on my web. It\'s in Lithuanian language, but it\'s not the point, the point is, that on google fonts previewer I can see characters beautifully, but on my
I have a header layer at the top of the page with a background image.There is a table in this layer with links that is aligned with the background image.The background image\'s position is toggled usi
I\'ve been developing a site that uses the Google Fonts API. It\'s great, and supposedly has been tested in IE, but when testing in IE 8 the fonts simply don\'t get styled.
I am looking开发者_如何学编程 for something similar to the Google Web Fonts, Fontdeck, or Typekit services.There was Fontue—a Rack-based open source web font server. It was initially built for kernes
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