CSS @font

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More Examples The browser font used in captioned controls. This way you can have many font-face rules for the same font. Arial Black Arial Black is the bigger, bolder, badder version of your basic Arial. For you, it might just look plain ugly.

Additionally, you have font-style which lets you set the font to be oblique or italic. This issue is discussed here: All comments are held for moderation. Currently the best solution available, in our opinion.

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The first is for the font in the more modern woff2 format. Support for it is in some browsers, so we also provided a fallback in woff format, which all the way back to Internet Explorer 9. See by Paul Irish to learn more. Style Linking On top of defining the font name and its path, you can also define specific properties for the font. This is helpful especially to use multiple variations of a font under the same name. Still other browsers will have the text hidden for a font face in css period of time to give time for the custom font to load. This one is know as having an infinite swap period. This also gives for an infinite swap period. This means that, on subsequent page loads, the custom font should be available in the cache and will load instantly. Data on support for the css-font-rendering-controls feature across the major browsers from caniuse.

To note, while your example only includes on font-face import users may be loading in 2 or 3. So the load time will be smaller for more popular fonts. The letters are almost elongated, which makes it easy to read online. Is there a best practice? Want to tell us something privately, like pointing out a typo or stuff like that? I have literally tried all the solutions that I can find online when others have encountered the problem and now ive pretty much run out of ideas. Chrome for example waits 3 seconds, then uses the fallback font if the proper font hasn't loaded by then.