@font-size a custom Web page font

Usually, in the actual web page development we can only use the computer already installed fonts such as bold, Arial, JAS and so on, if you encounter a special font what should be done? Some people say that using images instead, this can only be used for the local use of special scenes, is the next strategy.

For example: A registration page "registered members" a few words

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CSS3 introduced by the @font-face This property can be a good solution to this problem, can help us very flexible use of some special fonts, even if the user's computer does not have this font installed, the page can be displayed. Of course, as with other properties, IE8 and the following browsers do not support @font-face

Basic syntax:

Font-family: <family-name>; < Customize the name of a font >
Src:url (Sansation_light.woff); < download good fonts, save paths on your PC >
[Font-variant: <font-variant>;]


[Font-style: <style>;]
}

Like what:

@font-face {

font-family: ' Fangzheng ';

Src:url ('.. /font/fangzheng.eot '); /*ie9+*/

Src:url ('.. /FONT/FANGZHENG.WOFF2 ') format (' Woff2 '),

URL ('.. /font/fangzheng.ttf ') format (' TrueType '),

URL ('.. /font/fangzheng.eot #iefix ') format (' Embedded-opentype '); /*ie6-ie8*/

Font-weight:normal;

Font-style:normal;

}

. modal-content h3{

Text-align:center;

Font-family:fangzheng;

font-size:30px;

Color: #333F55;

}

Test effect: CHROME,FIREFOX,IE7-IE11 can be achieved

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Here is a font website dedicated to @font-size http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator

The Fontsquirrel Web site offers a free @font-face kit generator tool that can generate different font formats and direct demo with CSS and HTML. So that you can refer directly to your website. You can directly use some of the fonts provided by the Fontsquirrel website, or you can upload your own fonts or use them.

Here is a very detailed blog, for learning, but also thank Bo Http://www.w3cplus.com/content/css3-font-face

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@font-size a custom Web page font