I\'m using Google Web Fonts on a site I\'m developing. Everything is fine on all the browsers I care about EXCEPT for Firefox. Take a look:
I have noticed this weird behavior in firefox, it seems like font have some colorful noise. The example is shown in the image开发者_如何学C.
Many popular fonts seem to be available for web use exclusively from http://webfonts.fonts.com/ However, it works in a very strange way. They don\'t give you the direct font URLs, instead they give y
Google\'s Web Fonts API 开发者_如何转开发offers a way to define callback functions to be executed if a font has finished loading, or couldn\'t be loaded etc. Is there a way to achieve something simila
CSS has a @font-face rule which allows us to \"use\" custom fonts. Does JavaSc开发者_JS百科ript have this functionality?
In Firefox when a page loads it shows a default font (such as Times New Roman) for a moment (depending on connection speed) before it renders using the specified font-face. I understand this cannot be
This is driving me crazy. Just testing a site on IE9 and discovered that the \'live\' version is 开发者_JAVA技巧rendering a web font I am using smaller than on the dev version.
I would like to know if it\'s possible to host webfonts on another domain, My CSS are hosted on Amazon CloudFront and my webfonts too but they don\'t show up, It was fine when my css were in local.
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How can I use more than @font-face rule in my CSS? I\'ve inserted this into my stylesheet: body { background: #fff url(../images/body-bg-corporate.gif) repeat-x;
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