embedded-fonts

问题 I cant get my custom fonts to work in IE7 and IE8: http://i-creative.dk/iJob/ It works fine in IE9, Firefox and Chrome... For Firefox and Chrome the fonts are in TTF And for IE, it's in EOT However, it only works in IE9 :( 回答1: Try this css formatting instead: @font-face { font-family: 'fontName'; src: url('/path/to/font.eot?') format('eot'), url('/path/to/font.otf') format('otf'), url('/path/to/font.ttf') format('truetype'); } This is what I use (sans the otf, woff & svg instead). and I have

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . I'd like to create an icon font for use in a web application. fontAwesome, Iconic, fontomas are examples of what I'd like to do but I need to use custom icons. I'm not sure where to start. Any help is appreciated. 回答1: Inkscape is a great free application for creating graphics with vectors (what modern fonts are

问题 Is there a way to load typekit fonts dynamically, much like the Google Font API? That is, how can I declare dynamically on each page the font name in a css link and load just the font(s) that are required for that page, instead of adding fonts into a kit and the loading the whole kit. 回答1: I have found a solution, posting it here in case it is useful for someone else: I will use the Typekit API to dynamically create a new 'kit' (i.e. javascript file) for every different combination that my

问题 Have just discovered TideSDK and look forward to the upcoming 1.4.0 build. I am utilizing the TideSDK Developer on Windows 7 32-bit and have the HelloWorld app up and running... now I am having fun trying lots of CSS3/HTML5 code snippets to see what works with the current beta release. Trying to use Google webfonts does not seem to work... is this correct? I saw (old) discussions about font usage on windows with appcelerator Titanium, but don't know the current status. Is this expected to be

问题 The following code is being used for converting HTML file with CSS to PDF/A-2 using iText5 (this code is from the example provided online): public static final String HTML = "D:\\PDFA2\\html\\sample.html"; public static final String CSS = "D:\\PDFA2\\html\\sample.css"; public static final String DEST = "D:\\PDFA2\\html\\sample.pdf"; public void createPdf(String file) throws IOException, DocumentException { Document document = new Document(); PdfAWriter writer = PdfAWriter.getInstance(document

问题 I having some trouble with TextFields and caracter embedding. As I have understood, the way to embed character in Flash, is to have a TextField in a movieclip that is exported to actionscript via some classname. Then have the TextField embed the characters. But when i try to use that TextField in my project, I cannot auto resize the field any longer!? Is there a better way to embed charactes? or am I missing some unknow attribute? (and yes i have tried TextField.autoSize = "left" (or "center"

问题 So at face value, this makes sense -- if IE disables "font download," it shouldn't download, fine, I accept that. HOWEVER -- what about using base64 fonts? These are embedded directly in CSS / do not reference a physical file, therefore no font should need to be downloaded, right? At first I thought that maybe IE11 didn't like/support base64, but I can verify that it does work there when I use only a base64 font option. I wasn't able to find any specs on this, or much info on the breadth of

问题 I've been reading the posts about this, and still can't find the answer. Has anyone figured out how to preload the fonts to stop the flicker/delay? Cheers. Erik 回答1: Fighting the FOUT in Firefox : Firefox starts re - rendering the text AFTER window.load event. So what I did is hide the content like Paul Irish does, but AFTER window.load I still wait 200 millisec (to give FF time for the real rendering), and then show the page. My site has a lot of images, so to speed this up, I first send the

问题 Background: I have PDF's I am programmatically generating. I need to be able to send the PDF directly to a printer from the server (not through an intermediate application). At the moment I can do all of the above (generate PDF, send to printer), but because the fonts aren't embedded in the PDF the printer is doing font substitution. Why the fonts aren't embedded when generated: I am creating PDF's using SQL Reporting Services 2008. There is a known issue with SQL Reporting Services in that

问题 I'm aware of the pdftk.exe utility that can indicate which fonts are used by a PDF, and wether they are embedded or not. Now the problem: given I had PDF files with embedded fonts -- how can I extract those fonts in a way that they are re-usable as regular font files? Are there (preferably free) tools which can do that? Also: can this be done programmatically with, say, iText? 回答1: You have several options. All these methods work on Linux as well as on Windows or Mac OS X. However, be aware