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Is there a way to make the "font-family" property of CSS link to a font package hosted on your domain, rather than to a default font on the visitor's computer?
How do you use custom fonts on web pages?
Microsoft has a system (WEFT) that enables you to serve fonts to the users browsers. As far as I know, though, it only works for Internet Explorer. Users of Firefox, Opera, or Safari will see a default font instead.
How do you use custom fonts on web pages?
nope! you can always convert to images =P
How do you use custom fonts on web pages?
Not a good idea at all. If a visitor to your site doesn't have the particular font you are using then they can't see it. Everyday more and more people are switching to non-IE browsers and doing such a thing (using that custom font) would be a big waste of time. As far as a hosted custom font, it is possible for visitors to tweak the layout of your site to the font that they want. I've been to sites were this is possible. It's some kind of script.
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