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Does anyone know the CSS of this font?

Discussion in 'CSS' started by qwikad.com, May 17, 2014.

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    Maybe some of you know this off the top of your head. It's tall and thin.

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    Thank you.
     
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    The links you guys provided don't tell me what the actual CSS is.
     
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    Did you try to use font-weight and font-height?
     
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    Well, probably this will work: I download the font ( the font name is Oswald) they give me 4 types of the font I choose “ Oswald Bold” , the type of the file is ” .otf” there other types like ".ttf"

    Then I go to my CSS sheet and type:

    @font-face{
    font-family: OswaldBold;
    src: url (OswaldBold.otf);
    } <==this is for just calling the file, then I type this to apply it as a font:

    (Choose which selector you want){
    font-family: OswaldBold;
    }
    The font file should be in the same folder with the actual HTML/CSS sheets.
    And you can choose the size and such, there’s other way without the need to download it, but I forget :p

    I hope this work, good luck.
     
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    oh the "font-family: OswaldBold(is the name of the font file);"
    you can change it if you want to any name, some of the files have - or &, just change it to just letters.
     
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