Author: NRSI, SIL International: scripts.sil.org
Description: An example of using Tagmukay on your web page via WOFF

# Using Tagmukay webfonts

The page demonstrates how to use the WOFF version of Tagmukay for web pages, using local copies of the .woff files in this archive. For more information on this technique - and how to use the normal TrueType version as a web font - see Using SIL Fonts on Web Pages.

The body of this document is styled using an external stylesheet, with Tagmukay set as the default font, and loaded directly as a WOFF file using the @font-face rule. If you're seeing a serif font here and the Tagmukay typeface in the next paragraph, then it is working. Otherwise the text will be in a sans-serif font or your browser default. This technique should work in Firefox 3.6+, Chrome 6+, IE 9+, Edge and in development versions of Safari.

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To see specifically how these techniques are specified in the CSS and HTML view the source to this page and the accompanying CSS file.