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Use Open Source Brick Webfonts in WordPress
Google Fonts and Adobe Edge Web Fonts have made websites more interesting and engaging with the multitude of open source fonts, but the more fonts used, the slower a website loads. To compensate for this, web fonts are usually modified and compressed. Brick means to change this with their motto, “Webfonts that actually look good.” They…
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Use Adobe Edge Web Fonts in Your WordPress Website
Adobe Edge Web Fonts is an open source font service, comparable to using Google Fonts in your WordPress website. It has over 500 font families, and is powered by Adobe’s better-known, commercial web font service, Typekit. Adobe has also partnered with Google Fonts to use most of the fonts originally commissioned by Google, to contribute two of…
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How to Use Google Web Fonts in Your WordPress Website
It’s easy to use Google web fonts in your WordPress website. Google currently has over 500 free fonts in their web fonts library. There are all types from classic to handwritten with lots to choose from in between. The easiest way to use Google fonts in your WordPress website is to use a plugin. I tried…
