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Merci ! Yes, I should definitely add more fonts, it's useful. But does anyone know if embedding open sources fonts is fully legal? And what about commercial f
by palsecam 18y ago
Merci !
Yes, I should definitely add more fonts, it's useful.
But does anyone know if embedding open sources fonts is fully legal? And what about commercial fonts, i.e: Arial, Comic sans MS, etc.? It is quite difficult to understand the licences for my usage.
For the download button: yes, I know it would be nice, I thought about it, but decided to delay its implementation, because as you say, it will certainly be tricky to make :-D It will come!
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- jrnkntl 18y agoFor the button, just manipulate the 'href' attribute of the download button the same as you would update the textfield value.
- GavinB 18y agoI would think that as long as you're not distributing the font file you should be fine. If you want to be safe, go for fonts that are distributed free, and provide credit somewhere on the site. If you stick to free or standard fonts, I think the worst that happens is that you have to take them down, especially since you're not charging for use. And whatever you do, don't use comic sans (http://bancomicsans.com/home.html http://bancomicsans.com/home.html).
- cosmo7 18y agoAdobe would rather you didn't know, but fonts can't be copyrighted.
- zaius 18y agoI would guess that embedding any font is legal, as long you're rendering it and not distributing the font file.