Using non-standard font styles
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Spoonman
Feb 19, 2012, 10:44:26 AM2/19/12
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Hi all,
Finally got around to joining the group. I kind of missed all the
heated discussion about the second semester. Probs wouldn't have went
for it myself but the situation was very badly handled by the powers
that be. A serious opportunity was missed.
I have question on how you might go about getting up non-standard
fonts, ie. cursive, for crosss browser compatibility.
Anyway I hope you've all moved on to bigger and brighter things.
Best of luck
James
Finally got around to joining the group. I kind of missed all the
heated discussion about the second semester. Probs wouldn't have went
for it myself but the situation was very badly handled by the powers
that be. A serious opportunity was missed.
I have question on how you might go about getting up non-standard
fonts, ie. cursive, for crosss browser compatibility.
Anyway I hope you've all moved on to bigger and brighter things.
Best of luck
James
Declan Connolly
Mar 15, 2012, 7:18:37 AM3/15/12
to Web Tech Semester 1
Hi James,
As far as Im aware it could be done within the css style sheet. Using
something like font-family:
As far as Im aware it could be done within the css style sheet. Using
something like font-family:
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