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This webfont is generated by http://fontello.com open source project. ================================================================================ Please, note, that you should obey original font licenses, used to make this webfont pack. Details available in LICENSE.txt file. - Usually, it's enough to publish content of LICENSE.txt file somewhere on your site in "About" section. - If your project is open-source, usually, it will be ok to make LICENSE.txt file publicly available in your repository. - Fonts, used in Fontello, don't require a clickable link on your site. But any kind of additional authors crediting is welcome. ================================================================================ Comments on archive content --------------------------- - /font/* - fonts in different formats - /css/* - different kinds of css, for all situations. Should be ok with twitter bootstrap. Also, you can skip <i> style and assign icon classes directly to text elements, if you don't mind about IE7. - demo.html - demo file, to show your webfont content - LICENSE.txt - license info about source fonts, used to build your one. - config.json - keeps your settings. You can import it back into fontello anytime, to continue your work Why so many CSS files ? ----------------------- Because we like to fit all your needs :) - basic file, <your_font_name>.css - is usually enough, it contains @font-face and character code definitions - *-ie7.css - if you need IE7 support, but still don't wish to put char codes directly into html - *-codes.css and *-ie7-codes.css - if you like to use your own @font-face rules, but still wish to benefit from css generation. That can be very convenient for automated asset build systems. When you need to update font - no need to manually edit files, just override old version with archive content. See fontello source code for examples. - *-embedded.css - basic css file, but with embedded WOFF font, to avoid CORS issues in Firefox and IE9+, when fonts are hosted on the separate domain. We strongly recommend to resolve this issue by `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` server headers. But if you ok with dirty hack - this file is for you. Note, that data url moved to separate @font-face to avoid problems with <IE9, when string is too long. - animate.css - use it to get ideas about spinner rotation animation. Attention for server setup -------------------------- You MUST setup server to reply with proper `mime-types` for font files - otherwise some browsers will fail to show fonts. Usually, `apache` already has necessary settings, but `nginx` and other webservers should be tuned. Here is list of mime types for our file extensions: - `application/vnd.ms-fontobject` - eot - `application/x-font-woff` - woff - `application/x-font-ttf` - ttf - `image/svg+xml` - svg