I\'m having problems serving web fonts through Rails 3.1, within a Spree 0.70 application using compass (which I don\'t think should make a difference)
This blog post (slightly annoying page there) (and that\'s not my blog by the way) describes a bizarre bug I ran into yesterday in Internet Explorer 8 only.The bug involves .EOT web fonts and <ifra
I use a custom font with font-face and i开发者_开发技巧t works very well in all browsers except in Firefox on Windows. The color of the font should be grey #666. But it looks pink! Any idea how to avo
Summary I\'m running into an issue using @font-face over HTTPS in IE 7,8,9 - it simply is not loading. It does not matter whether the containing HTML page is hosted on HTTPS or not, when I try to loa
I\'m trying to use @font-face, but I\'m not being very successfull. Up till now, I\'ve been using Google fonts:
I\'ve started using font-face for a site. I\'ve included a free font by Fontsquirrel called Chunk Five (http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/ChunkFive) that has support for IE (EOT font).
I have a website in production which uses @font-face to render fonts, and this works fine in a local environment but fails when uploaded to the live website.
This is how i import the TTF font: @font-face { font-family: bt; src: url(\'Monospace 821 BT.ttf\'); } body {
For some reason, when I view this page in IE9, all of the @font-face fonts look way smaller than they should, and maybe like a different typeface too. As far as I can tell, everything about my syntax
I have tried reading multiple articles on how to deal with custom fonts in IE, but they never seemed to work for me. I tried converting the fonts to EOT, but that didn\'t seem to work either. I am not
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