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Stavros Sofroniadis
Courses Plus Student 1,503 PointsAbout @font-face
Dear Friends,
In order to be able to use a downloadable font into you site need to link html file with css file and into css file to apply to any selector(h1,div etc) font-family:'particular name';
Into css file downloaded from web there is the following code: @font-face { font-family: 'league_gothicregular'; src: url('leaguegothic-regular-webfont.woff2') format('woff2'), url('leaguegothic-regular-webfont.woff') format('woff'); font-weight: normal; font-style: normal;
}
if any body can explain what is saying,
Thank You,
3 Answers
Eric Butler
33,512 PointsStavros, you are asking a lot of questions in the forum here that can easily be answered with an internet search. Try looking up the answer yourself instead of asking everyone to spoon-feed you the answer to every issue you come across. I typed in "@font-face" to Google and immediately got a bunch of helpful answers.
Stavros Sofroniadis
Courses Plus Student 1,503 PointsYou are correct, just in TreeHouse forum members give a more simplified explanation of every concept.being asked Seems understandable, and thats why prefered forum to apply this question.
Of course, will search it on Google also..
Stavros Sofroniadis
Courses Plus Student 1,503 PointsExcuse me for many qustions,
But in TreeHouse replies are more understadable in relation with Google search results. Because members mention in their words their answer, which is more easier to understand.