Nathan Ford over at Unit Interactive wrote a great post about making better use of the CSS font-family stacks, to recover the use of fonts that many designers had neglected. The post is here:
I instantly became a true believer, like the bright-eyed stepchild of a country preacher at church camp. Hallelujah! My own small contribution to this effort is simply to take Nathan’s work and put it into an actual *ahem* CSS file. So, grab it while it’s hot:
Enjoy!
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Thanks for putting those stacks into a neat CSS. It’ll make the actual coding much easier for everyone.