Custom Font Via Css
Solution 1:
The easiest (and best) way to get it to work is to use fontsquirrel's generator:
Solution 2:
Assuming your font path are correct try this. Quote's... some say it not necessary, but i find it to work best. In some cases my CSS breaks without the quotes (Especially when white space is involved in path).
Note: Use this site to convert your ttf to eot for it to work on IE (Place both .ttf & .eot in same directory). http://ttf2eot.sebastiankippe.com/
@font-face {
font-family: "LazurskiCTT";
src:url("../sources/fonts/ie/LazurskiCTT Regular.eot"); /*IE*/src:url("../sources/fonts/LazurskiCTT Regular.Ttf") format("truetype"); /*Non-IE*/
}
This works for my site. Hope it works for you too.
Solution 3:
You are missing a slash /
after ..
, that may already be it.
Note that most Linux-based systems are case sensitive - the .Ttf
may not work if it's not written exactly that way.
For a detailed walk-through how to set up custom fonts across browsers, also see this question: Error while using the custom fonts in css
Solution 4:
It should work on your local machine. Try the following.
Make sure that the path to your font is correct.
@font-face {
font-family: CustomFont;
src: url('CustomFont.otf');
}
p {font-family:CustomFont, Helvetica, Arial}
<p>Text here</p>
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