unicode-range

问题 In some html documents I'm using webfonts for only a couple of words. Performance-wise loading a complete font-file seems wasteful. This is where the unicode-range parameter of the @font-face declaration comes in: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-fonts/#unicode-range-desc With it I supposedly can define what characters of the font-file to load, thus improving performance greatly. But I just can't get it to work. And the odd thing is that it diplays all the characters in firefox, and it fails to load

问题 My web page displays Persian text using the Yekan font as expected. Why does the English text incorrectly use a font other than Alger? @font-face { <!-- Persian Font --> font-family: Yekan; src: url(Fonts/BYekan.ttf); unicode-range:U+0600-06FF; } @font-face { <!-- English Font --> font-family: Alger; src: url(Fonts/ALGER.TTF); unicode-range: U+0020-007F; } 回答1: You can add only one font to an element Trick: Try giving them the same Name: @font-face { /* Persian Font */ font-family: 'MyFont';

问题 I'm having a hard time trying to limit the size of the app by reducing the unicode range of my fonts. I've tried several different combinations, the error is the same no matter what range I put there: -invalid Unicode range '005A' Where 005A can be anything, if I do this: unicodeRange: U+0020-007E; The error is this: -invalid Unicode range '007E' I've tried different fonts, Arial, Helvetica, Century... Same error in everyone, all the unicode ranges throw errors in the CSS file. Any ideas what