I don't know about you, but my designers love their custom fonts and I'm tired of slicing and reslicing images - especially when the website is multilingual.
CSS3 to the rescue allowing us to import custom fonts and make them work cross-browser. Check out how to use the @font-face CSS3 tag to do it!
Published on Aug 30, 2011
Tags: The Ultimate CSS Tutorial for Beginner Programmers | font-face
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