Posts Tagged ‘sifr’

sIFR – How to use any non-standard font face on a web page

4, Mar 2009

I think we’re all patiently waiting for a standard way to embed any font into a web page via CSS, but adoption of the CSS3 standard for embedding fonts has not only seen slow progress, it has been met with opposition due to potential copyright issues. You can read more about the woes of standard [...]

A JavaScript sIFR Alternative: Cufón

13, Feb 2009

sIFR, the widely-used solution for using any font in websites has various alternatives which were also mentioned at WRD: sIFR lite (WRD post) FLIR (WRD post) typeface.js (WRD post) Cufón is a new one that only requires JavaScript & once configured, so easy to use. The process for using Cufón is slightly different. Font to [...]

Beautiful sIFR Replaced Text with a jQuery Plugin

5, Dec 2008

The jQuery sIFR Plugin is an addon for jQuery that makes it easy to replace text in a web page with flash text (sIFR, Scalable Inman Flash Replacement). It gives you a function in javascript to replace text in a web page dynamically with sIFR text, using native jQuery functionality along with the jQuery Flash [...]


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