Therefore, before you make the change, you must decide which of the following circumstances applies to you: There are two circumstances in which you change the current font style to Service Request Catalog 1.40.
swf file which is converted from the style(modified).css file css file is only for your reference.ĭemonstrates the steps that are required to change the Metric font style to Service Request Catalog 1.40.Ī. The following configuration files enable you to make the change: However, you may want to change your current font style to Service Request Catalog 1.40. In the case of Asian language versions that do not support these two fonts, the operating system's default font is used instead. The out-of-box font in Service Request Catalog 9.50 is Metric in Latin language and German versions, and Arial font in other language versions. We need to have the font available for the Web, but we also need to give the fonts to a web designer to use them in current and new designs (that means that probably the web fonts option would not be good enough for us, as we would need to have the actual TTF or OTF files).Administer > Service Request Catalog Customization Guide > Appendix D: Styling the interface > Style Service Request Catalog only for the desktop > Customize the font family Customize the font family The page for this font is here:Ĭan you help me choose want fonts to buy? We have the following selection:Įxactly what fonts are you using for the headlines here? What package would contain them all? If we head over to we are in for very hard choices. I would also like to use the fonts that are used on the headlines, namely Gotham Rounded. Noto Sans is great and I know from where to take it (Google CDN).
I plan to use a similar font stack in other sites. Now I need a bit of help with the fonts used on this site. I never made an account because an account is not required in order to read the articles. The site is great and I have read articles from here many times in the past. First, I want to say congrats for CSS Tricks.
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