Ben Chinn on 2008-06-02
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Maan MehtaCSS has brought us many capabilities in terms of typography and the web, but we always seem to be limited to the same 4-5 typefaces over and over again. There is an inherant problem, if the font you specify isn’t on the viewers computer it won’t render in
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Ryan CWeb Design Blog, CSS Gallery, SEO, and more...
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Brad Davis SealTired of using Arial, Helvetica, and Georgia?
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Alex MIkhalevGood article about fonts in webdesign
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Mr. DiGiTipy na běžně rozšířené, ale nepoužívané fonty
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CSS has brought us many capabilities in terms of typography and the web, but we always seem to be limited to the same 4-5 typefaces over and over again.
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Susan Nugentfrom Web Design Marketing Podcast & Blog
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Frederik Van ZandeCSS has brought us many capabilities in terms of typography and the web, but we always seem to be limited to the same 4-5 typefaces over and over again. There is an inherant problem, if the font you specify isn’t on the viewers computer it won’t render in that font. So as designers and developers we end up selecting the ones that we can safely assume is available on most computers today. So most pages use Arial, Helvetica, or Georgia as their typefaces… and the world of the web remains slightly more bland.
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abraham segoviasobre fuentes para usar en internet, que estan en la mayoria de los windows sin tener que quedarse con las dos o tres fuentes que siempre usamos en el diseño web
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mega fanPalatino Linotype
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Jamesnice site which mentions the usage rates of more obscure fonts... use in future!
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