Custom font, but not using Google Fonts

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panovrlover
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Hi Hopki (or whoever answers this question!)

I usually use Google fonts to easily add in custom fonts to projects. However, I have a client who is requiring a paid for font to be used throughout the tour and this isn't on Google fonts. Can this be done, and if so, how?

Thanks!
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Yes you can use your own font please visit:

https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_fonts.asp
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Tony
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Hi,

I have two tutorials that may be of help.

1. Converting .TTF & .OTF fonts to .WOFF

Using specific or custom fonts are among the most potentially appealing aspects of CSS3 for designers creating skins within Pano2VR. With the @font-face rule, you can render any font you have online within your text, regardless of whether the user has it installed or not. There are a number of fonts supported by the different browsers but for my projects, I tend to stick with WOFF.

https://tonyredhead.com/pano2vr/converting-to-woff

2. Styling Text with CSS and Local Fonts - V6

The best way to ensure consistency across browsers is to use a Local font file and CSS to style the text. In this example I'm going to create a button and a popup information block using the local font file/css method.

https://tonyredhead.com/pano2vr/styling-with-css

cheers,

Tony
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panovrlover
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Thanks both!
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