Quote:
Originally Posted by Hitch
Yes, but did it? My impression is that it did not.
This is a very minor thing, but every engine is slightly different; I noted that in your CSS sheets, in the font-face declarations, in the src url, you did not have the entire url between single quotes, e.g.:
Code:
@font-face { font-family: IMFePIit28P; src: url('../Fonts/IMFePIit28P.ttf'); }
What you have is:
Code:
src: url(../Fonts/Malige-n.ttf);
}
...and the same for Kedage. You might want to try putting the single-quote marks around the font urls as shown in my example. It seems to work on my iPad when it's entered correctly in the CSS. (And, of course, using the xml file). Naturally, I can't read this, so...at least some of it renders correctly; it looks like it's only taking one of the two fonts, but--hopefully, this will get you on your way.
HTH,
Hitch |
Hitch, I tried with single quotes and it makes no difference if we put or don't put at url. and the problem is fixed with iPad by providing particualr fonts for mac. Thanks for the support.
And my next target is android devices. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated.
