Html Document Fonts

I want to use some fonts, from a .ttf file (or another). How can I do that?
I tried the @font-face with no success.
Someone can help me?
Really thanks.

use WEFT http://www.microsoft.com/typography/web/em...ft2/default.htm

ur css code would be this


this will work regardless of visitors have installed your font or not in their machine.. good for those non-english websites.

Thanks badinfluence, but what if I use only Linux (cannot and don't wan to to install MS software on it) and want to use fonts on a site accesible by most used browser's (IE and Mozilla).

How can I do?

Where can I download free fonts to use?

Uhm, if you just want to use common fonts you obviously just do

example:


If you have some special font you want to use, but don't know if your visitors will have the font or not, you can either do what badinfluence suggested, or just give up.

That is if you want to use the font for running text, if you just want to do it for headings and such, you could either generate heading images on the fly with PHP, or do some sIFR thing (which uses flash).
Generating headings with PHP: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dynatext/
sIFR: http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/archive/2004/08/sifr
more sIFR: http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/files/sifr/2.0/

But for running text (the main body of text) you will have to use "universal" fonts.

go to font websites to download them but the css script is right but the only problem with using other font you have to disaply the universal fonts in the css script if your one of those people that like to have their website validated. but reguardless of that the universal fonts would have to put into the script so it will run properly

nice technic you brought here for sharing... thks

So, use different than standard fonts on a valid html/css site visited by many different browsers is impossible.

Thanks, to all.

you could simply just make an image with the text in the desired font upload that and place it where you want the text to be.

The most common fonts used on a website is Verdana and Times New Roman, as they're the easiest to read. You're more than welcome to visit and download from the free font websites, but I doubt it my show up on the browser.

I wouldn't use Times New Roman on a website, ever. If you want to use a serif font on a website, at least make sure it's a font which looks good on a screen. You would be better off using Georgia (which has been designed especially for computer screens). I think Palatino looks well too (and Palatino is included as a standard font in most modern OSs).