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How to add some non-standard font to a website?
A client has sent me a .ttf file with instructions that it should be used as the font on his website that I’m working on, and for those who don’t have this font should have it downloaded for them.
Is it possible (to have the font be downloaded)? If so, what’s the css/javascript/anything else code to have the font be downloaded?
You can embed fonts using CSS @font-face rule.
The easiest way to do this is probably to use Font Squirrel generator where you can upload your .ttf and get the font converted to formats for various browsers along with ready-to use CSS snippet and an example HTML document.