Since the dawn of the web, designers have been frustrated by the lack of font choices. There were work-arounds, such as using images rather than html text or font replacement scripts such as sIFR or Cufón for display fonts. But they weren’t very satisfactory.
Today, a number of solutions exist including Google Fonts, Typekit (recently acquired by Adobe) and the CSS @font-face property. In this article I’ll explain how you can use Google Fonts (which actually implements @font-face for you) in your Dreamweaver page. [click to continue…]
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