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Aliasing?

by mafai44
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Just starting to html / css my first design. I find out after I designed the site that you can't alias like use the sharp, smooth, crisp etc features in css... I picked 2 really nice fonts helvetica and brush script and now I find out that not only can I not use aliasing but that these fonts wont even work on peoples computers ?! Shit sucks.. I guess I am better off sticking to normal fonts so gay.
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  • Profile picture of the author AdrianDanut
    Hi,

    I think the guide in this link will help you fix the problem. It just requires some basic CSS knowledge. Here it is: How To Use Custom Fonts On Your Website With CSS
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew H
    AdrianDanut pretty much covered it. You can integrate unique fonts, but if it's not a standard font installed on the persons computer you need to add it to your website.

    I use google fonts to do this, it's very easy.

    Google Web Fonts

    A note: I don't use @font-face because the browser support isn't the best (Can I use @font-face Web fonts) so just use the regular <link href='#' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
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