ttf2eot on the web! Use this tool to convert a TrueType (TTF) font file into an OpenType (EOT) font file, for use with Internet Explorer for embedded fonts. After using this tool, you will be able to embed fonts on your web pages that can be seen on Internet Explorer 4 and higher, and all current modern web browsers that support embedded fonts via CSS3 (Firefox 3.5 and higher are among such browsers). See the Restrictions that are in place for this web application. There are some known issues with the ttf2eot binary this application uses and certain TTF files won't work on IE when converted to EOT. If your font doesn't work on IE after conversion, try this other font converter instead. To keep this program from consuming too many resources on the server, the following restrictions are in place: This program will only accept a TTF file that is less than 2 MB (or 1024*1024*2 bytes). If this program isn't working for you, feel free to contact me. Upload a valid TrueType Font file and click the button.
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CSS Cross Browser Fonts using CSS3 @font-face For years, web designers and bloggers have been limited to a select number of "web-safe" fonts. With the Jun 30th release of FireFox 3.5, it's now possible for cross-browser font embedding using the CSS3 @font-face selector. Here's a tutorial to show you how Expand Your Font Palette Using CSS3 In a tale involving proprietary font formats and a week-old release of FireFox, I'm here to say that using the CSS @font-face selector to spice up your website typography is an easy, light-weight, valid and cross-browser solution. Can this be true? History: The Web as a Typographic Wasteland For the past decade, web designers have been limited to a selection of about 13 or so "web-safe" fonts. While it's theoretically possible to utilize any font you want for a web site, in order for it to display properly, each visitor must have that particular font loaded on their computer. There have been several attempts to circumvent this problem and below, is a list of some of the most common. Code: That's it!
Обои для рабочего стола, картинки на рабочий стол RockMelt - Your Browser. Re-imagined. Connect for an invitation. CSS3 @font-face Design Guide Although CSS3 @font-face is supported by most major browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari), but not all. When it doesn't, your custom fonts might break the layout or come out with undesired results. In this article, I will explain the common issues with using custom fonts, picking the matching fallback web safe fonts, and how to create a perfect fallback font style with Modernizr. Common Mistake One common mistake that most people make when implementing custom fonts is not specifying the fallback fonts or picking the wrong fallback fonts. Web Safe Fallback Fonts When using custom fonts, it is important to include the web safe fonts as fallback. Layout Issues Because every font face has its own width, height, weight, kerning (letter-spacing), etc., some fonts are not substitutable with the web safe fonts. This might causes layout issues as shown in the image below where the fallback font extends off the boundary. Modernizr Fallback Font Styles With Modernizr (demo) Including Modernizr
HTML HTML (от англ. HyperText Markup Language — «язык гипертекстовой разметки») — стандартный язык разметки документов во Всемирной паутине. Большинство веб-страниц содержат описание разметки на языке HTML (или XHTML). Язык HTML интерпретируется браузерами и отображается в виде документа в удобной для человека форме. Язык HTML является приложением («частным случаем») SGML (стандартного обобщённого языка разметки) и соответствует международному стандарту ISO 8879. Язык XHTML является более строгим вариантом HTML, он следует всем ограничениям XML и, фактически, XHTML можно воспринимать как приложение языка XML к области разметки гипертекста. Во всемирной паутине HTML-страницы, как правило, передаются браузерам от сервера по протоколам HTTP или HTTPS, в виде простого текста или с использованием сжатия. Общее представление[править | править исходный текст] Браузеры[править | править исходный текст] Версии[править | править исходный текст] Официальной спецификации HTML 1.0 не существует.
Nice Web Type – IE10 supports OpenType features via CSS Internet Explorer 10 has joined Firefox 4+ in supporting OpenType font features via CSS vendor prefixes. To explain how these features work, Microsoft commissioned demo pages from Font Bureau, Monotype, and FontFont (reminiscent of another demo/announcement from Microsoft). First WOFF support in IE9, and now the beginnings of OpenType feature support in IE10. The demos are nicely done, and they each come with code samples that are worth studying. The way OpenType features are presently implemented is somewhat complicated. For instance, here’s how to enable small caps in IE and Firefox: That’s the CSS font-feature-settings property, which is the most specific of font feature property settings. It’s too bad font-variant-caps and similar font-variant-based properties are not yet supported in any browser.
Для тех, кто делает сайты ☙ Desktop browser support for WOFF at 57,11 % | Editorial article on Kombinat-Typefounders ❧ → As of July 20, 2011 all major desktop browsers are now represented with a GA (General Availability) version offering WOFF support. This means all eyes are on the mobile browser market now. It is worth mentioning though that specs for the WOFF format have not even been finalized yet. The WOFF specification was published as Candidate Recommendation on August 4, 2011. Updates (September 9, 2012): Usage share of all browser by Hannes Famira created Aug. 15, 2010 updated Jan. 26, 2014 Total usage share (100%) - September 2011 InternetExplorer (53.6%) 18.4% WOFF support → version 9 and up since March 2011 Firefox (20.05%) 19.5% WOFF support → version 3.6 and up since October 2009 Chrome 18.72% WOFF support → version 5 and up since April 2010 Safari 4.09% WOFF support → version 5.1 and up since July 2011 browser version supporting WOFF old browser version for which a new version supporting woff is available The graphic above represents the state of affairs for the month of August, 2012. Recommended read
RUDEBOX | Все для веб-дизайнера ☙ Mobile browser support for WOFF at 24.15 % | Editorial article on Kombinat-Typefounders ❧ → While the mobile browser usage share is only at a total of 11.78% this is a rapidly expanding segment of the browser market. The introduction of iOS 5 on October 12th, 2011 marked a major turning point for WOFF on mobile devices. As expected the introduction of iOS 5.1 catapulted WOFF support on mobile devices from a meager 0.35% to 24.15% in just two months time. Updates (Sept. 9, 2012): Usage share of all browsers → by Hannes Famira created Sep. 09, 2011 updated Jan. 26, 2014 Safari (66.43%) 48.66% WOFF support → version 5.1 and up since October 2011 Android (20.87 %) WOFF support → Firefox version 5 and up since June 2011 Opera Mobile 0.27% WOFF support → version 11.0 and up mobile browser version supporting WOFF old mobile browser version for which an update supporting woff is available mobile browsers not supporting WOFF Individual percentages (May 2011) courtesy of www.netmarketshare.com Also compare StatCounter While you're at it make sure to check this very detailed chart...
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