Use Merriweather in 30 seconds!
Use Merriweather in 30 seconds! Add this as the first element in the <head> of your HTML: <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Merriweather' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> Then add Merriweather to your CSS font stacks like any other font, for example: h1 { font-family: 'Merriweather', Georgia, serif; }Merriweather on Flickr
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- RT @MargaretAtwood: Really simple, easy to understand #Covid19 diagram. Pass it on and keep safe! https://t.co/njucfiGYDV 1 week ago
- RT @MrEchs: 2/ Pls join me in suggesting to the Club individuals who they should consider inviting to join the board, as it focuses on supp… 1 week ago
- RT @mintoming: You will be shocked how Japan still very much hasn’t changed from centuries ago. This is not a compliment. It’s a normal thi… 1 week ago
- @Tosche_E Absolutely. But I will be forever interested in the means that scripts use (or might use) to indicate typ… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 week ago
- @agyeidesign Nice shot 1 week ago
Monthly Archives: January 2011
You can make Merriweather better.
You can make Merriweather better. And by better I mean better for you and what you want to use it for. There are two ways to do this: # 1 Ask for what you want! If you are Using Merrweather … Continue reading
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Merriweather is starting to get some use. :-)
Merriweather is starting to get some use. 🙂 Update: Merriweather just broke 1.5 million uses a day. Will it stay like that? We shall see.
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Big changes!
There have been some big changes for Merriweather in the the last week! First, Merriweather’s financial sponsor (Google) have asked me make a sans serif companion to the serif family already underway. They also want to increase the number of … Continue reading
Posted in Announcement, Font, Sans Serif, Serif, Type, Typography, Update
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