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when you need a font for a small part of your website like headers I can't get past thinking "why would you do that", especially for something you're having to
by kjs3 4y ago
when you need a font for a small part of your website like headers
I can't get past thinking "why would you do that", especially for something you're having to pay for to use, and could break your web site if something goes wrong. That seems like the poster child for "hey, find an alternative, any alternative, that doesn't rely on a paid third party for something as trivial as how a header looks".
- chihuahua 4y agoThat's true. But also, it seems absurd to me that people care enough about fonts to pay money for them. To me, there are only 5 fonts in the world: * any Serif font (Times, etc, they all look the same except for 1-pixel differences) * any Sans serif font (Arial, Helvetica, it's all the same thing) * Serif monospaced (Courier) * Sans serif monospaced (Consolas etc) * Silly unreadable fonts like Papyrus. Sure, technically, there are lots of these, and they do look different, but there's no reason to use one of these, unless you just want to make your site difficult to read.