It is pretty nifty.
It handles local font problems fairly well.
Here is an example of one of my @font-face from the generated file.
//Set in an IE only css
@font-face {
font-family: 'Textile';
src: url(fonts/textile-webfont.eot);
src: local('☺'),
Oh and one last thing, keep your fonts folder inside your css
folder.. well thats what worked best for me anyways.
Something about relative paths and php email blasts led me to this,
it wouldn't embed if it had to go outside of the css folder to find
the font.
But if it was inside where the
hey guys
i have a couple of questions regarding using the facebook api that i'd like
cleared up if possible.
We're looking at settling on a set of classes to work with the facebook api.
We've previously used the set up detailed in
Abbreviated AS3:
==
import com.google.maps.controls.*;
// Setter:
public function set controls($a:Array):void {
_controls = $a; // Array of string method names.
};
private function onMapReady($e:Event):void {
// This works:
_map.addControl(new ZoomControl());
I'm not sure if this is what you're asking for.
1. How to call com.google.maps.controls.* methods by name?
new com.google.maps.controls.ZoomControl();
2. Is it bad practice to pass an array to a setter?
Not if you have a property of the object that is an array.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf
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