No one can see it. You can only see it because it's installed on your computer.

I'm sure it's very nice, though.

 

I've got a font-creator program with which I've created several fonts. It is fun.

 

I have to admit, I am a little disappointed. If I could find a host for the font - one that didn't require you to come and click this and twirl that before downloading it as a file - I could make it visible, but I haven't found such a site yet. Ah well.

Hopefully I will post something of some substance later on this evening.

 

I don't think there is any such site, nor could there be. Fonts must be installed on each computer to be read.

 

There is a stylesheet font rule (seldom used) called, @font_face which basically allows you to embed external truetype fonts. There hasn't been a lot of movement on this particular W3C item, which means it isn't really high up on the priority list of things browsers are working hard at being compatible with... but most compliant browsers should pick up the font and use it if they can access it.

 

You could try posting your text as a raster file and maybe then we could see the font. How does Centurion get his fonts to show up?

 

Well, bro, at least all your elderly followers won't have any problem reading your blog. The letters are each about an inch big on my end.

JIBBS

 

There. I axed the big text. ;)

Thanks for the reminder.

 

LoL

No more reading your blog from across the room, I guess.


word verification: menwere :)

 

An easy way to get fonts on the web is to use something like sifr, or the better alternative, http://cufon.shoqolate.com/generate/