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What are cons to use Cufon? Is sIFR still good option? @font-face doesn't make the letters smooth like they look with cufon or sIFR

╄→尐↘猪︶ㄣ 提交于 2019-12-01 18:31:40
What are cons to use Cufon? in term of Web Standards, Accessibility and Performance. I think if we need smooth text than sIFR is still best with screen reader compatibility. With @font-face font doesn't look smooth like Cufon and Sifr. but Cufon use canvas tag for each letter which it maked harder to read for screenreaders. To make font smooth is sIFR still best and accessibility compatibility solution? Is it possible to get Anti-aliasing like Image, sIFR and cufon with using @font-face? The best solution is to use @font-face. There are already fail-safe solutions for @font-face. sIFR and

Can I have a horizontal multiple colour gradient on text using CSS3 / HTML 5?

好久不见. 提交于 2019-11-29 08:03:14
I'm trying to replace a sIFR based flash effect currently used on a website with CSS 3 styling. I have the text gradient effect working well using CSS 3 but the original sIFR implementation had multiple colours rather than just a simple gradient of one colour to the next. Can someone provide me an example of styling a text element such as an H2 using multiple colours along the horizontal axis? Thanks, Brian. Here is sample SVG code - tested with FF4, Safari 5, and Chrome. Note that you have to serve this as an XHTML page for Safari to render it. This should also work with IE9 but I haven't

How to use our custom font on our website

廉价感情. 提交于 2019-11-27 06:08:56
问题 How to use a stylish font on my website that works on all browsers 回答1: "that works on all browsers" I don't think there is such a thing as ANYTHING "that works on all browsers". But your options would include (as stated above) sIFR, though you'd only want to use that for headlines, at most. More recent browsers can support @font-face css "embedding" of fonts. Some online web services that will allow you to license type for that (either commercial or free fonts) and also make the CSS/JS