Is there a way to incorporate non-traditional fonts onto a page on a
hosted site? Say for instance, Automatica or Fusion?
the CSS stylesheet entry would be something like:
.automatica { font-family: Automatica; }
I'm presuming that the font would need to be uploaded to the web server
(or possibly linked to where the font originates). How do I tell the
stylesheet to use this font (or perhaps to use this font library), in
addition to the standard fonts built into the OS?
Next question: what would be the CSS syntax for specifying both primary
and alternate fonts for when the primary is not available?
Related question: I want to do this to avoid having to create
additional images and CSS markup. Is this even a wise and accepted
practice?
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