Server-based fonts?
Server-based fonts?
Anyone using server-based fonts? How did you get Flare to work with them?
All life is a blur of Republicans and meat. -- Zippy the Pinhead
Re: Server-based fonts?
Yes, use @font-face in your stylesheet.
See: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr ... e_rule.asp
You'll need the font in TTF and EOT formats.
It doesn't seem to work in Flare's editor though, but it is ok in the output.
See: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr ... e_rule.asp
You'll need the font in TTF and EOT formats.
It doesn't seem to work in Flare's editor though, but it is ok in the output.
Re: Server-based fonts?
We are using Google Fonts. Sort of works, sort of doesn't.
All life is a blur of Republicans and meat. -- Zippy the Pinhead
Re: Server-based fonts?
Ah, not sure I can help you much there, I'd not even heard of Google Fonts before.
For me, I could only see the fonts on their website using IE9 or Chrome; they didn't work with Firefox (17) and all appeared as times roman, which might be due to a setting, add-on, or a proxy setting.
Anyway, you may not get it working in Flare's editor or preview, but I doubt Flare would do anything that would affect it working in the output; providing you're using the correct CSS and a supported browser.
For me, I could only see the fonts on their website using IE9 or Chrome; they didn't work with Firefox (17) and all appeared as times roman, which might be due to a setting, add-on, or a proxy setting.
Anyway, you may not get it working in Flare's editor or preview, but I doubt Flare would do anything that would affect it working in the output; providing you're using the correct CSS and a supported browser.
Re: Server-based fonts?
That's interesting. I was using IE9 to search and collect the fonts we're using. Hmmmm.
All life is a blur of Republicans and meat. -- Zippy the Pinhead