jan 23 2015 09:13 Jukka K. Korpela :
> important enough to justify the added complexity.
The poodle's core, if I may. Sometimes designers or the implementor of a design
err on failing to make clear what amount of effort can be justified in relation
to the objectives of the project.
Simplify
2015-01-23, 5:30, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
|body{ font-family: "Helvetica, Arial,sans-serif; font-weight:
200; }
If the font is named “Helvetica LT Std” then you probably want to
name it thus in your stylesheet.
According to specifications, the right way would be to specify
font-fam
jan 23 2015 03:36 gpalz :
> I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light.
And the client is willing to pay for the proper licensing? Or for your time to
dig up free alternatives?
$font-face as have been suggested works then, but make sure to supply
alternatives in your fon
> Le 23 janv. 2015 à 11:36, gpalz a écrit :
>
> I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light. I'm on a pc
> and have Helvetica LT Std. The following font-weights produce the following
> results:
>
> Anything between 100-500/Lighter appears as normal. 600 and 700 appears as
I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light. I'm on
a pc and have Helvetica LT Std. The following font-weights produce the
following results:
Anything between 100-500/Lighter appears as normal. 600 and 700 appears
as bold and 900 appears as Black.
How does one targe
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> I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light. I'm on
> a pc and h
I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light. I'm on
a pc and have Helvetica LT Std. The following font-weights produce the
following results:
Anything between 100-500/Lighter appears as normal. 600 and 700 appears
as bold and 900 appears as Black.
How does one target Ligh
