Two Great Ways to Embed a Font in Your Website
Have you ever wanted to use a nice looking font in your website before? Ever wanted to spice up your headings on your website by using a different font? Simply defining your font in the CSS won’t do the trick as not everyone would have that font installed on their computer system. So how do you embed a font in your website?
Here are two of the best options I have come across to embed fonts in your website.
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