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Im in the process of learning slicing methods from PSD to HTML and ive run into a bit of a hurdle.
Whats the best way to choose a css fontstack to match that from the PSD?
Is there a function in Photoshop that spits out something?
Can anyone give me a bit of advice how they choose which one to choose, and also, in photoshop it seems the text is taken by PT … im using PX in my CSS, is there a way to change photoshop to display px instead of pt?
Thanks all 🙂
In Photoshop (on Mac OS X) go to Photoshop -> Preferences -> Units & Rulers. Under the “Units” section change the “Type” drop down from “points” to “pixels”.
Here are two good articles with several font stacks:
Better CSS Font Stacks
Revised Font Stack