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  1. Hey everyone, I've been starting to use @font-face in the last year or so seeing that most major browsers support it now. I usually just use 1-3 fonts max, but most often I include the italics version, bold and italic bold version, which can easily amount to a couple MBs of data minimum (depending on the font). Since I use EOT, TTF, WOFF and SVG to work in most browsers, the filesize augments. I don't want too much bandwidth (and load time) used, especially when it's not absolutely necessary upon the customer's request, so I was wondering : say if Firefox (or any browser) successfully loads the EOT version of the file, will that browser still download all 3 others or it will specifically ignore the rest? If it does ignore the rest (not download them) then bandwidth would be much less of an issue. I know some of you might say "well, bandwidth nowadays...", but I still prefer to keep things minimal by habit.
  2. Hello to everyone ! I am new in php, and need some help. I had, a website coded, in html, and decided to change it in php. In the old version, I had some controls for giving the user the oportunity to change the text and background color of my website based in his/her, choice, by using some buttons. When I changed my website, into php, I was also try to change the color controls of the old website, to work in php. Unfortunatelly, I achieved to change only the half part of these controls, basically only the background color selection and make a dropdown menu for that. But I couldn't create a dropdown menu for changing the font controls. As I know, in PHP there is not actually the possibility to control the color of the text, there is no color actually but the colors are being implemented as html in the client side.(Correct me if I am Wrong) My questions are: 1) how can I implement a drop down menu, which will give the oportunity to the visitors of my website, to change the color of the text in my website 2) how can I take actually the selected value from the html, and store it to a php cookie, like I did it in the background color selection Thanks in Advance !!!
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