Typekit webfonts

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• Typekit Webfonts in E-mail

  I would use once of Typekit in a series of emails, that we are working on. Looks like Typekit webfonts are implemented on a site using javascript, but it will not work to send. Is there a right CSS/@import to use Typekit webfonts?

  Thank you.

  -Rob

  PS, I am well aware of the support very limited for webfonts in e-mail clients, but I was asked to implement so that clients that support he sees the police preferred.

  Hi Rob,

  It's Ben of Typekit. Unfortunately, this is not possible with Typekit due to the fact that it requires JavaScript. We do not have a CSS option at this time.

  I'm sorry, that I couldn't be more helpful here. Let me know if you have any other questions.

  See you soon,.

  Benjamin

• Cannot publish the FTP site with TypeKit Web fonts

  When I publish on Business Catalyst, I can see the fonts I used. When I publish the FTP host, my TypeKit Webfonts are not used.

  Marc

  The Ste URL or domain you specify in the dialog box of Muse FTP must be "www.excelendeavormedia.com" because it is the server that should be able to use Typekit fonts, as well as the page. Keep in mind, this has nothing to with the FTP process itself!

• both typekit works in the trial version of Muse too?

  Hi, I'm testing Muse in the Trial Version, before deciding to join the creative cloud (adapter end...)

  Muse seems to be the solution for me to create websites, so I'm happy so far but:

  It seems that the built-in Typekit Webfont recently to Muse does not work when I transfer my test to ftp site.

  I miss something or something wrong or this function work only after that I have to start my subscription of the CC?

  Thanks in advance! Marcel

  This forum post has glimpses of what you are looking for Typekit webfonts not showing as options Muse of Web fonts

• WebFonts not seen in the browser

  I try Typekit webfonts in Muse site for the first time. No text appears when you preview the page and the site in the browser. It presents a very good preview in the Muse and to publish. Not really a major problem. But I used to only preview in the browser so I lost a good amount of time before realizing that the fonts have been actually works very well. Someone else knows this happen? I work in Chrome.

  Hey everybody,

  At this point, the Chrome team has corrected the problem, so workaround is no longer necessary. It can be removed from your safetly pages, because they now have no effect on your site. The point will be deleted from the Exchange as well shortly.

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Muse QE

• How can I apply a shadow to the text of paragraph & there not as a system?

  Is there a way to text style, typekit, webfonts not system fonts?

  I wish I could have the styles, like the strokes, bevel etc on my text.

  Also, is the shadows to the text of the paragraph, not only title text, a widget for it?

  Thanks in advance.

  These features are not available for text in web browsers. They must be converted into images.

• Most of the fonts Typekit and WebFonts (Wf) not selectable from within the Muse?

  Hey! Seems to be a bug with fonts of the Muse?

  When I go to select some fonts (Typekit and Webfonts), they are not yet selectable from within the Muse. Even a font that I just downloaded in the "Add web fonts" menu does not work...

  Here is a screencast to show you what I mean (I'm clicking on each policy as you see me go down the list in order):

  http://screencast.com/t/pGxQEMd7FQd

  What is happening and what is the reference for this?

  Thanks for any help!

  Please see here:

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1691738

  Thank you

  Sanjit

• WebFonts and Typekit fonts will not correctly work in Windows7 Chrome

  I tried almost all the browsers for Windows 7 and Chrome is always the black sheep for me (surprisingly not IE). Many fonts typekit and webfonts look perfect in Muse, Muse Preview, IE and Firefox.

  But when I open the Chrome, the horror begins.

  I use this cool site Dani of Muse jams posted for this demonstration (site is not me): http://www.pmorenofotografo.com/

  Google Chrome:

  

  Notice how the menu looks like all the "pixelated".

  And it's the same site in Firefox:

  

  The menu seems perfect.

  This problem is making me spend more time choosing the right font for my sites, I'm sure everybody wants their site to look perfect on all browsers out there.

  I used another site to prove that the issue was not my Web sites. Furthermore, none of my sites have this question cause I have spend hours to find fonts that do not resemble this on Chrome.

  Hi Seruhio,

  What you see here is in fact a difference in how Chrome and rendering of fonts. Unfortunately, there is nothing that can be done about it. Chrome font rendering is, for some fonts, not very good, and the only way to really know is to check the appearance of your fonts in the browser. If you are interested, Typekit team made a very long series of blog posts on the difference in rendering of fonts for the web, including recommendations for policies that make it well. Positions are at this point a few years old, but they are still very useful in learning about differences.

• WebFonts via Typekit offline?

  Today, the time used via Typekit doesn't display properly on my site (must be Myriad Pro) - may, that the Service is temporarily unavailable?

  Concerning

  Joerg

  Hi Joerg fonts Web network is out of service.

  Typekit status

• Fonts: Selfhosting or Google much faster than Typekit/Edge?

  It is much faster font free host or use Google instead of Typkit fonts?

  I did a test by myself: my website http://DAS-werbeatelier.de now (since yesterday) use "Lato" Edge-Webfont.

  I m sure, this isn't the right way to test, but I took 'Google Page speed Insight' with a result of 47 (mobile) (bad) and 58 (desktop).

  Before yesterday the same website also used Lato - but as police auto-hébergées on my server.

  The result of speed Page was: 51 (mobile) and 64 (desktop).

  That's a significant difference - and it seems to be known.

  https://www.keycdn.com/blog/Web-font-performance/

  If this can be true? This means that, if you want a really fast site (-muse), Don t use Typekit oder Edge-Fonts?

  On the other hand, it is very convenient to use Typekit/Edge with Adobe Muse...

  I understand. 2 seconds "before opening" kill really!

  Have you tried to pass on the new option I mentioned above?

• Typekit fonts do not online publication

  I looked in the forums for Muse and similar Typekit, but I can't seem to find the problem.

  I just published a Web site created in Muse: iampioneer.org

  I have 2 families of fonts added as webfonts (Adelle & Proxima Nova) in Muse and also a Typekit Kit.

  This is how it is supposed to look like:

  

  1 police (Adelle) makes it very well on the website of my local station, but Proxima Nova is substituted for Arial/Helvetica:

  

  And on other computers, but the fonts substituted for other fonts:

  

  Any help is appreciated!

  Sorry for the late reply! The domain must be added in Muse.

  1) go to Muse and choose the option "Export to HTML".

  (2) you will be asked to provide a list of domain names for export. Make sure you add all your domains to this list.

  (3) upload the new HTML to your web server and Typekit fonts will begin work in a few minutes.

  Best regards

  Molly

• That happening of Pentecost the Webfonts on my site I have no more subscription?

  What happen whit the webfonts on my site I have no more subscription? They will disappear or they are still displayed? Do I need a subscription to the InDesign even when I no longer need to muse?

  Thank you!

  It depends on what fonts you actually use. Some TypeKit fonts are completely free to use for everyone, others are related to your account via the upload script and the integration of the ID.

  Mylenium

• How do you do for a company using Webfonts of Muse of brand?

  I'm still a bit confused by how Adobe integrates their products, I always feel like they have begun to design independently of each other without taking into account how well designers usually use them. So, I'm a brand enterprise and trying to figure out how those of you who use Muse to web design choose your fonts so that the company will have a consistent look print and on the web? I feel like it very little shared typographically speaking between webfonts of Muse and I would use in indesign or illustrator for the creation of the logo of the police. Obviously, I like to keep this relatively consistent, but for those of you who are actually the brand image, do you just start by muse and try and choose a font that works there and then return to print design, or you're just printing and logo together and then just pick a general font like Helvetica to work for the web?

  This isn't the site I used to use, but it is very similar.

  Combinations of Baskerville fonts

  One of the suggested free fonts is Proxima Nova, which is a web font. In general, I'm looking for the police that I would like to congratulate and when I find a pairing that I think might work, I seek to typekit.com and see if she is available as a web font. There are other similar sites out there that you may want to explore. Hope that helps

• What happens if I use a Typekit font for a site and later stop creative cloud

  A customer asked me if I use a Typekit font on its site, what happens if I stop using the creative cloud. Fonts still work on its site?

  Thank you

  Gerry

  Check the Typekit TOS agreement.

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/EULAs/tou_typekit/

  If you cancel your subscription of cloud, I'm sure you will need to subscribe separately to Typekit.   The individual plan is free but you must join to use.

  As an alternative to TypeKit, look at Adobe Edge free Web Fonts.

  http://HTML.Adobe.com/edge/WebFonts/ 

  Nancy O.

• Can I use Google webfonts, or can they be integrated into the Muse?

  Can I use Google webfonts, or can they be integrated into the Muse?

  Would be useful because there are now "optimized" fonts (googlewebfonts) that can be added (embedded?) in a site, while Muse does not offer this possibility.

  Nevermind, I figured it. There may be better ways to do this within the Muse, but it worked for me:

  To http://www.google.com/fonts , I chose a 'test' (Titillium) font family with 11 styles and added to my collection. (This 'collection' will be temporary, since it is only for a single page in Muse). Google web fonts are also FREE.

  Then to the link 'use' Google 11 styles belonging to the family, I chose two weights (200 and 600), each with an extra italic style (200italic and 600italic) - total 4 squares.

  Under 'add this code on your site,' I copied the line of code here and Muse: Page > Page Properties > metadata > "HTML for.""> pasted this code and click OK." You can do a "collection" to Google fonts, or if you're like me and that you change your mind at all times, you can also paste each new piece of code for the fonts to be added below the last one. This can be done globally in Muse; This must be done page by page.

  The part "tricky" for me (do not have updated HTML for a long time as humanly possible), became the HTML syntax that is appropriate for the different weights and styles of 4 fonts I chose of my test font-family.

  After some tests, here's what my guy looks like Muse:

  

  In Muse, here is the HTML code I typed in > object > insert HTML code...:

  

  Note that each HTML tag must be closed in the right place, and Muse, you'll see little ugly 'X-boxes' in your text, which means that something is wrong in the HTML code.

  In Muse, you can change the size of the text box, font size and attack, but not tracking. And if you want to change the text, then 'Edit HTML'.

  I hope this helps others to be used more than able fonts such offers Typekit in the Muse.