Dear all,
I made a lot of fonts for Windows, Mac and Linux and generated them as *.ttf. I also created svg-graphiks from them (two examples https://my.hidrive.com/share/b0wnhmuxlh). The svgs should be installed on the user’s own computer and connected as a relative link to a text which describes the fonts (see attachment). I described the procedure as follows:
Linux (/home/FFN1/*.svg): To make the fonts available see https://medium.com/source-words/how...ate-and-uninstall-fonts-on-linux-a8d09a3853b0 [23.11.2019] and https://www.linux.com/tutorials/how-manage-fonts-linux/ [23.11.2019]. Create in “/home” a file named “FFN1” and copy all the glyphs in it. To make them available for the browser ………….
My questions are:
Is the link /Home/FFN1/*.svg possible or is there a better way for a relative link?
How do I activate the svg with a browser installed in Linux? I don’t want to connect the svg with a separate program.
Thanks in advance
Uli
I made a lot of fonts for Windows, Mac and Linux and generated them as *.ttf. I also created svg-graphiks from them (two examples https://my.hidrive.com/share/b0wnhmuxlh). The svgs should be installed on the user’s own computer and connected as a relative link to a text which describes the fonts (see attachment). I described the procedure as follows:
Linux (/home/FFN1/*.svg): To make the fonts available see https://medium.com/source-words/how...ate-and-uninstall-fonts-on-linux-a8d09a3853b0 [23.11.2019] and https://www.linux.com/tutorials/how-manage-fonts-linux/ [23.11.2019]. Create in “/home” a file named “FFN1” and copy all the glyphs in it. To make them available for the browser ………….
My questions are:
Is the link /Home/FFN1/*.svg possible or is there a better way for a relative link?
How do I activate the svg with a browser installed in Linux? I don’t want to connect the svg with a separate program.
Thanks in advance
Uli
