Hello,

I tried to change the fonts on my forum to 'Kingthings Petrock', but it seems won't work. I tried with CSS code too, but still not. Is there any way to use it, or it's impossible? Thanks in advance!

Here's an picture of the font.

opp wrote:Hello,

I tried to change the fonts on my forum to 'Kingthings Petrock', but it seems won't work. I tried with CSS code too, but still not. Is there any way to use it, or it's impossible? Thanks in advance!

Here's an picture of the font.

Commands for font is done client-side, not server-side, meaning if the user doesn't have the font installed on his computer, he won't see it.

An example of this would be how you can see Calibri font while on a Windows PC, but on an iPad you can't.

Oh, and if I download and install it will appears only for me?

As usual, you can use JavaScript to modify the font.

If you look at this forum, you can clearly see how the font changes after the page loads completely.

It is a lot of workload on mobile devices, though, so if you want to use it, use it with care.
Codes for that can be found on Google and usually free to use as long as you leave the copyright parts of the script intact.

Ultron's Vision wrote:As usual, you can use JavaScript to modify the font.

If you look at this forum, you can clearly see how the font changes after the page loads completely.

It is a lot of workload on mobile devices, though, so if you want to use it, use it with care.
Codes for that can be found on Google and usually free to use as long as you leave the copyright parts of the script intact.

Well, thanks, but you can give me a link where I can find codes to use it? lol I don't really find it.

Well, I have never seen the font you posted here, but generally, if it is a valid and generally supported one, you can specify it with the font-family, otherwise, you'd have to modify each letter by itself.
There are scripts, I don't know where you can find this font specifically, but try looking for others.

Ultron's Vision wrote:Well, I have never seen the font you posted here, but generally, if it is a valid and generally supported one, you can specify it with the font-family, otherwise, you'd have to modify each letter by itself.
There are scripts, I don't know where you can find this font specifically, but try looking for others.

Ok, thanks anyways.

Hi, is this solved?

Jophy wrote:Hi, is this solved?

Oh yes, just forget to mark it.