Using @font-face in tumblr not working with RTL script
What you have done so far is, you defined the font-family. That will not make the browser use it.
Add this to your current custom css.
section.post {
font-family: "orkunregular";
}
You need to apply that Font to the HTML-Elements you want to use it on.
section.post would be only your own blogposts.
if you want everything to use that font, try:
* {
font-family: "orkunregular" !important;
}
Please check the TOS of Tumblr if they allow that kind of customization, or atleast host those Fonts on a seperate webserver.
Create a drop-down menu with Tumblr theme meta-if tags?
This is now (kinda) possible.
The meta tags look like this:
<meta name="select:Columns" title="2" content="two-col" />
<meta name="select:Columns" title="3" content="three-col" />
And then you can use {select:Columns}
wherever you want and it will be replaced with the content of the selected option.
font from psd file for web page
The problem with custom fonts in a situation like this is not technical but legal and comes down to the right of distribution.
If you are not allowed to distribute the font, then you can't put it on a website, as users will have to download and install it (constituting distribution).
You will have to explain this to your client (or talk it over with the designer first if possible).
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