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November 10, 2009 at 2:49 pm #26721
xagosto
MemberI have a not regular font I use NiteClub and it’s displays OK on (Safari and Chrome) but in IE and Firefox It does not support it
Any suggestions
This is my code
#top-nav {width: 1280px; height:50px;background: #000 no-repeat; color:white; font-family: NiteClub; font-size:23.48pt;}but it does not display correctly in the mentioned Browsers, any help?
Thx! :D
November 11, 2009 at 11:44 am #60465MJK
MemberIt’s probably not going to display. You also must keep in mind that if you are not using a standard font (Arial, Times Roman, Verdana etc) that your computer is the only one that will see that font. If the user visiting your site doesn’t have that specialty font installed on their computer, it will default to a plain basic font.
I recommend trying the CoffeeCup Website Font software. Eye-catching fonts and interesting styles are an important — heck, almost necessary — part of every site. That’s why Website Font is an invaluable tool for any designer’s toolbox. This dynamic program lets you choose cool fonts and modify them to fit your Website, then uses Flash technology to make sure they always display in your visitors’ browsers.
There’s a 10 day trial so you can test it out. Check it out: http://www.coffeecup.com/website-font/
November 14, 2009 at 1:30 am #66545xagosto
Member"MJK" wrote:It’s probably not going to display. You also must keep in mind that if you are not using a standard font (Arial, Times Roman, Verdana etc) that your computer is the only one that will see that font. If the user visiting your site doesn’t have that specialty font installed on their computer, it will default to a plain basic font.I recommend trying the CoffeeCup Website Font software. Eye-catching fonts and interesting styles are an important — heck, almost necessary — part of every site. That’s why Website Font is an invaluable tool for any designer’s toolbox. This dynamic program lets you choose cool fonts and modify them to fit your Website, then uses Flash technology to make sure they always display in your visitors’ browsers.
There’s a 10 day trial so you can test it out. Check it out: http://www.coffeecup.com/website-font/
Thanks 4 the Tip!
November 16, 2009 at 11:46 am #66647MJK
MemberYou’re welcome! :D
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