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Not to be "that guy," but the font you're using everywhere for your headers (which is called "Gothic" in the CSS) appears to be "Knockout" from Hoefler & Frere-
by fredleblanc 15y ago
Not to be "that guy," but the font you're using everywhere for your headers (which is called "Gothic" in the CSS) appears to be "Knockout" from Hoefler & Frere-Jones. The license for that font — as well as all of their fonts for that matter — isn't currently web-embeddable[1]. So either I'm wrong and you've got an extremely good replica font (maybe a little too good), or you're using a font against its license.
[1] http://www.typography.com/ask/faq.php#Ft_10 http://www.typography.com/ask/faq.php#Ft_10 - choose #20
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- gordonslondon 15y agoWe don't care of that, get out :)
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- ddagradi 15y agoThis is super important. Use Typekit, or another font that allows embedding (Lost Type Co-Op is great http://losttype.com/browse http://losttype.com/browse). If it's not "Knockout", I'd love to know what it actually is. Always need more good fonts.
- buro9 15y agoIt is Knockout, the meta data in the font files say so.
- tptacek 15y agoIt's Knockout: HTF Knockout (c) 1994-7 The Hoefler Type Foundry, Inc. http://www.typography.com This is an easy mistake to make (you buy the font, you figure, "why not just stick it in the CSS; after all, if I could just make a PNG in Photoshop for each header, isn't this just a cleaner way to do it?" It's also a terrible, terrible mistake, because you're not just abusing the license, you're also publishing HF+J's font. They should fix this now. Just kill the font declarations.
- closedbracket 15y agoThank you so much for bring this to my attention. I have now changed it to LeagueGothicRegular. I apologize for any harm I may have caused with the previous font. Please let me know if you are having trouble viewing the font.