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>I'm really curious as to why they would use images over font-face in the style guide examples >style guide examples You just answered your own question
by nnash 13y ago
>I'm really curious as to why they would use images over font-face in the style guide examples
>style guide examples
You just answered your own question
- wernah 13y agoCould you elaborate as to how? Examples aren't synonymous with rasterized images. They use font-face in the example column where they display Open Sans. It's not a big deal but I just didn't understand your response
- nnash 13y agoIt's mainly because the raster images are going to be more accurate than @font-face as they'll display properly amongst all browsers and OSes just like a PDF would. edit: Also the most obvious reason (which I forgot to mention) is that they are type specimens and type specimens are (AFAIK) always done in raster images.
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