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Using @font-face in CSS to Embed Custom Fonts
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2014-08-14
CSS
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2014-08-26
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Sarah delos Santos
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In this Micro Tutorial users will learn how to embed custom fonts into websites using @font-face in CSS
Video Steps
1. Select a font
2. Ensure the EULA allows you to use @font-face
3. Download the font
4. Get the browser-compatible files you need
5. Edit your CSS - Name the font - Reference the font files - Specify the formats
6. Style other elements in CSS
7. Save and refresh to view changes
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