google-webfonts

问题 I am using .fillText() on a canvas, the text of which I want to be in a Google Web Font (Oswald, in my case). When the page loads, the text is drawn to canvas before the font has loaded, but obviously once the font loads the text on the canvas doesn't update, because it has already been drawn as a bitmap. How can I delay this text drawing until after the Web Font has loaded? A rectangle is also drawn to the canvas which I would still like to draw immediately on $(document).ready() . I should

问题 Does anybody know, which fonts support Turkish characters without a problem? Sans or Serif doesn't matter. Example: İ Ü Ç Ğ Ö... 回答1: You can find the fonts organized by language here. 回答2: Actually google fonts comes with latin ext support you just have to add &subset=latin,latin-ext at end of defination of your font. <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans&subset=latin,latin-ext' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> Yes, im turkish too :) 回答3: Here are a lot of typefaces I

问题 Does anybody know, which fonts support Turkish characters without a problem? Sans or Serif doesn't matter. Example: İ Ü Ç Ğ Ö... 回答1: You can find the fonts organized by language here. 回答2: Actually google fonts comes with latin ext support you just have to add &subset=latin,latin-ext at end of defination of your font. <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans&subset=latin,latin-ext' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> Yes, im turkish too :) 回答3: Here are a lot of typefaces I

问题 This question already has answers here : Single vs Double quotes (' vs ") (15 answers) Closed 4 years ago . Could anyone clarify the difference between single and double quotation marks in HTML5 & CSS. Here's Google's contradictory use of single quotes in HTML: <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> And CSS: font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif; While Bootstrap's documentation practices demonstrate the use of double quoted marks in HTML:

问题 I'm using the Google webfont loader, but I can't get the fontactive callback to work. The font is rendering on the page, but for some reason the callback isn't firing. (Instead it waits for 5 seconds and then the fontinactive callback fires.) I suspect the problem is in how I'm declaring the two variables to the function. Edit: The problem may have to do with the font, not how I'm declaring the variable. The font-loader sucessfully detects when the "STIXGeneral" font family loads, which

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 I have an android game that uses the Raleway font from google fonts, and in the game it looks nice. I want to use that font on the website as well, but the font doesn't display the same. In the game I use Raleway-Thin , and that is the same one I want to use on the website. The issue that I am having is that the thin font isn't as thin as in the game. @import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Raleway:500,600,700,100,800,900,400,200,300); body{ font-family: 'Raleway', sans-serif; } h1

问题 Currently putting together a site using Google Fonts. Everything works in IE6 through 10, Firefox, Chrome, and on mobile browsers. However on IE 11 no fonts load and everything is displayed using fallback fonts (sans-serif etc). This same issue seems to have been discussed on the following two pages but with no resolution: Google Code MSDN Forums I have not been able to find a solution either and am wondering if anyone here has a workaround in place. 回答1: Using the Web Font Loader javascript

问题 I'm using google webfonts and they fine at super large font sizes, but at 18px, they look awful. I've read here and there that there are solutions for font smoothing, but I haven't found any where that explains it clearly and the few snippets I have found don't work at all. My h4 looks awful in pretty much every browser, but Chrome is the worst. In Chrome, pretty much all of my fonts look terrible. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Perhaps you know of a resource that explains this

问题 I previously used mathjax to generate math on a website. It was not possible for me to style mathjax, which made the design awful (website had one font, and mathjax came with another font (stix). Is JQ Math a good alternative?, and it is possible to style the output from jqmath to match the font that i use on the website? 回答1: Just use normal CSS to override any rules in jqmath-0.2.0.css after loading that file, e.g.: math, fmath, .fm-math, fmath mo, .fm-mo, .ma-sans-serif { font-family: