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What is the font used on the site?

• genezeta 6mo ago
  Alegreya
• crispyambulance 6mo ago
  That font, and how it's integrated with the math looks amazing. Katex for the math?
  • viscousviolin 6mo ago
    Seems like Katex from the scripts getting loaded. I love the design too, kinda medieval-chic.
    • eru 6mo ago
      Looks more early modern to me. :)
• viscousviolin 6mo ago
  Today I learned there's a CSS property for styling the first letter of a paragraph, neat. (https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/i/initial-letter/ https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/i/initial-letter/) --edit: The font used for those initials is called Goudy Initialen: https://www.dafont.com/goudy-initialen.font https://www.dafont.com/goudy-initialen.font
  • quibono 6mo ago
    I love this -- I'll have to do something like that for my site. I always liked the big initials on the start of a paragraph. Though it feels a bit more prose-applicable than for non-fiction writing.
• emmelaich 6mo ago
  Inspection suggests "https://online-fonts.com/fonts/alegreya https://online-fonts.com/fonts/alegreya"
  • thaumasiotes 6mo ago
    Also https://online-fonts.com/fonts/goudy-initialen https://online-fonts.com/fonts/goudy-initialen
• dalvrosa 6mo ago
  Already replied :) The source code of the website is open if you wanna check it out!
  • bikrampanda 6mo ago
    Thanks. Your website looks really nice!
    • dalvrosa 6mo ago
      Glad that you like it :)
• WCSTombs 6mo ago
  Technically "it depends on the browser settings," but the body font Alegreya is served directly by the site, so I think it would be the one used in almost all cases. The math fonts used in the formulas are just the ones provided by KaTeX, which I think are just TeX's default math fonts.