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Typeface doesn't work in IE
Katzenfresser
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28 Dec 2009 15:35
Hi guys, 


i'm really suprised how easy implementing typeface.js is. Congratulations! 

Unfortunately my individual font isn't shown in IE (all versions). Can anybody tell me, how to solve that?
http://p116900.typo3server.info/ausstellungen.html

Thanks, 
Katzenfresser
Fabien Ménager
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28 Dec 2009 18:22
Hello, 
it doesn't work on Chrome neither, you need to specify the CSS font-family of the titles like this : font-family: "Futura Std". It must be the same as the familyName attribute of the JSON string which is at the end of the file futura_std_book.typeface.js
Katzenfresser
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29 Dec 2009 11:46
Hi Fabien, 


thanks for your reply! I'm now using: 

font-family: "Futura Std", Georgia;

My headline is display in IE as well as in FF with the Futura-Font. But in FF there seems to be a shaddow and in IE the letter-spaing is very high!?? 

what's wrong?


THANKS
Katzenfresser
Katzenfresser
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29 Dec 2009 11:51
Even with the Helvetiker-Font from the Download-Section i habe the same bug!??
Do i have to change anything in my CSS-Files?

THANKS
Katzenfresser
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29 Dec 2009 15:45
Now it somewhat works with all browsers. BUT: 

Mac OSX & Firefox 2 => Each letter has a shaddows or a second font??
Windows & IE (all versions) => no letter-spacing possible?? 


Can anybody help me?

THANKS
Chris
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28 Jan 2010 18:39
Letterspacing is definitely possibly in IE7+, just use px instead of em. Also, FF2 accounts for only 1.2% of browser usage... I would ignore those users.
sq
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18 Feb 2010 3:34
Thanks Chris "use px instead of em" solved the IE spacing problem for me.
GREAT!
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