2

Are there any good open source fonts to use in CSS.

vinny
  • 346
  • 3
  • 7
  • Why? What is wrong with using ones that are widely supported instead of a custom font that people will have to download extra? – Mitch Dempsey Sep 28 '10 at 04:12
  • 2
    @webdestroya welcome to 2010. @vinny see fontsquirrel.com, or the [Goggle font repository](http://code.google.com/webfonts). – Pointy Sep 28 '10 at 04:15
  • Goddamnit people if you want to close a question, *post a comment explaining why*. Newbies asking questions can't be expected to understand why some people don't like them simply because they've been closed. – Pointy Sep 28 '10 at 04:16
  • @Pointy Fontsquirrel curates free, but not F/OS fonts. The League of Moveable Type is another one. – Yi Jiang Sep 28 '10 at 04:17
  • @Yi Jiang no, some of the Fontsquirrel fonts are open source - you have to check their licensing information. – Pointy Sep 28 '10 at 04:18
  • 2
    Well, fair enough. @vinny Stack Overflow is for programming questions, and this is very obviously not under the scope of this site. The [ **faq** ](http://stackoverflow.com/faq)explains very clearly what can be asked and what can't. Questions like this might be better suited for doctype.com instead. – Yi Jiang Sep 28 '10 at 04:20
  • 2
    Yes doctype is a good place to post the question, but honestly this is a question that Google would answer pretty competently in about 0.2 seconds. – Pointy Sep 28 '10 at 04:22
  • @Pointy Amaaaazing. Never knew about this. – vinny Sep 28 '10 at 04:24
  • 1
    Ok sorry everyone. I thought whatever is related to webdesign can be asked. Will try to be careful the next time. – vinny Sep 28 '10 at 04:27
  • Vinny, web developers/designers have their own stack site here now: http://webapps.stackexchange.com/ – Gordon Bell Sep 28 '10 at 04:44

1 Answers1

1

Look at

ocodo
  • 29,401
  • 18
  • 105
  • 117