Thanks to support in Safari, Firefox and Opera, and Jon Tan’s efforts to make them co-exist with IE’s proprietary EOT format, CSS web fonts are becoming a reality. But the major font foundries are still resisting the idea of licensing fonts for distribution via CSS. So here are a few places where you can find high-quality fonts that can legally be redistributed.
Posts Tagged ‘Typography’
Cross-browser CSS web fonts with @font-face
The promise of web fonts and the @font-face rule is to be able to display any font you choose to any user, regardless of whether that person has the font installed on their machine. Jon Tan has a detailed write-up on how to make it work across browsers.
