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I am attempting to use a typekit font in a DW CC 2017 project and cannot figure it out. In previous DW verisons, it was pretty easy. I highlighted some text and went to manage fonts and selected the font, but that did not work. Can someone steer me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Joe
Shergill wrote
Once inside Dreamweaver Go to Tools >> Manage Fonts >> Custom Font Stacks (tab), then choose from the available fonts on your computer.
What if your site visitors don't happen to have that font on their computer? They won't see it.
For routine text, it's probably best to stick with the Windows / Mac web safe font families.
CSS Font Stack: Web Safe and Web Font Family with HTML and CSS code.
For special headings, menus, etc... you can use Web Fonts from Adobe Edge, Typekit or Googl
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I figured it out, so no help is needed.
Thanks,
Joe
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Could you explain how your solution was, for us luddites?
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2017 Update:
Are you on Creative Cloud?
Within a few mins/secs it will be available to your desktop apps.
Nancy
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Yes. Full Creative Cloud Subscription.
And no, none of my Fonts synching from TypeKit (available in my other Creative Suite Apps) show up in Dreamweaver 2017. And these are ones like Museo and Nimbus Sans. From my reading, it seems like they have to all reference externally hosted TypeKits instead.
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To use Typekit fonts that are licensed for use on web sites (be sure to check 'cuz not all fonts are), you need to copy and paste Typekit's <script> into your <head> tag.
Nancy
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Good Day,
Once inside Dreamweaver Go to Tools >> Manage Fonts >> Custom Font Stacks (tab), then choose from the available fonts on your computer.
Make sure to click on the "+" to create a new font list.
Dilprit Shergill
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Shergill wrote
Once inside Dreamweaver Go to Tools >> Manage Fonts >> Custom Font Stacks (tab), then choose from the available fonts on your computer.
What if your site visitors don't happen to have that font on their computer? They won't see it.
For routine text, it's probably best to stick with the Windows / Mac web safe font families.
CSS Font Stack: Web Safe and Web Font Family with HTML and CSS code.
For special headings, menus, etc... you can use Web Fonts from Adobe Edge, Typekit or Google fonts.
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