Font does not accept accent

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Font does not accept accent

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Personally, I'm using a custom font, so I use @fontface in CSS. I'm having trouble putting accent, when I put it so, follow the link below:

What could I do?

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asked by anonymous 22.08.2014 / 02:22

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score 5 · Answer 1

This is not a CSS issue. The problem is in the character set of the font. The solution would be to find an internationalized version of the intended font, or use another one that suits you and has the complete set for the language used.

One possible (and laborious) solution would be you download the font, and use a character editor (there are some free and some paid on the market). Most of these programs allow you to copy parts of a character to others, so you could combine the desired accents and letters.

In this second case, it is very important to read the original license of the source you want to see if modifications and posting are allowed.

score 1 · Answer 2

That's right there is a font that does not support our language. When it comes to titles or small text I solve thus:

I convert the text to curve and add the accent manually, ç - ^ '', etc .... now if it is long text there is no way just changing font.

Antonio Carlos

score -5 · Answer 3

In fact the font in question supports, see that it displays the character in question.

So, just use the correct type.

To do this in the first line of code use the setlocale PHP function

setlocale (LC_ALL, "en_US");