Hey list,
After discussion this afternoon at LGM Madrid with Nathan and Dave, I have
the following proposal for the OpenFontLibrary website: let's add more
categories! More precisely, the common categories used by AtypI (VOX-ATypI
classification) as well as the British Standards Classification of
I also sent them this tweet. Perhaps it helped to pressurize from
several fronts :)
https://twitter.com/greyscalepress/status/340461699654090752
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 4:02 AM, Pablo Impallari wrote:
> Good News:
> Pablo Cosgaya asked Typekit to correct the Rosario page, and they have made
> the
Over at http://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/11/11/open-sans-bundling-vs-linking/
the WordPress crowd is pondering the pros and cons of bundling a
webfont (OpenSans) with the next version of WP.
The main question is: how to keep the filesize small enough, while
meeting the multiple user needs regar
Thanks Dave for pitching in.
Vernon, indeed that font is for the WordPress UI that is being "modernized".
Regarding filesize: a default WordPress install is pretty small, about
6.5 mb (compressed). If you include a font with a wide character set,
x 4 weights, x 4 formats (WOFF, SVG, TTF, EOT), su
