Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 3:04 pm
so much to say, so little time...
ok quickly... try to avoid using images for text, it's not seo friendly. that said... if you do decide you want to use images, save it as a png file and then you keep the transparent background. Rather large example:
that said... I can see your font fine on http://www.lescrouquets.net/things-to-d ... dogne.html (checked in ff and chrome) but not on any of your other pages... and a quick look at the source shows that this is the only page that font is being used on.
to speed things up, why not create a seperate style.css file and specify that heading as an <h2> heading, then style <h2> to use your font. that way, if you decide against using it, you can update the headings across your website by changing just 1 line of code.
hth,
Dave
ok quickly... try to avoid using images for text, it's not seo friendly. that said... if you do decide you want to use images, save it as a png file and then you keep the transparent background. Rather large example:
that said... I can see your font fine on http://www.lescrouquets.net/things-to-d ... dogne.html (checked in ff and chrome) but not on any of your other pages... and a quick look at the source shows that this is the only page that font is being used on.
to speed things up, why not create a seperate style.css file and specify that heading as an <h2> heading, then style <h2> to use your font. that way, if you decide against using it, you can update the headings across your website by changing just 1 line of code.
hth,
Dave