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I want to use a pixel font on the web. I’m including it using @font-face however all the browsers are applying anti-aliasing to the font. I can’t seem to find a CSS rule to disable this, can anyone think of another method of disabling anti-aliasing?
Font rendering is done by the operating system and browser, so, as of yet, I believe there is little that you can do with CSS. There may be some proposed CSS rules in discussion (I’ve seen mention “font-smooth” or something like that), but nothing in CSS3, as far as I know, and definitely nothing in CSS2.