Recognize Font From Website
I know the question itself is illegal - asking to steal someone's home. :)
Anyways, it's a situation when a developer's logic is not working actually. With Browser's Developer Tool, I got the site's CSS. I located the @font-face code inside the main.css.
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Here's what I got:
main.css:
path: http://www.example.com/assets/css/main.css
code:
So, according to the code the font file is in a folder named 'fontname' under the 'fonts' folder. And from the path's direction we can guess that the font's location is:
But it's generating a 404 page.
Why NOT the path's logic is working?
2 Answers
Supposing the CSS file isn't bad (i.e. the font really is loaded). You may use the developper tools of your browser.
For example in Chrome : hit F12 to open the developer tools and then select the Network or Resources tab and reload the page. You'll see the font file listed.
Denys SéguretDenys SéguretWeapon and armor fixes remade games. I use multiple tools for extracting Css, depending on the website.
Specifically for fonts, this tool works amazing: FontfaceNinja - comes with 3 browser extensions to pick from.
But sometimes is not enough:CssViewer is another option, nice design, easy to use, it extracts only the Css for the element hovered - almost the same as Chrome Developer Tools, But much more readable in my opinion. It's a Chrome extension only. Install it from here: CssViewer
The tool i use the most for this job is CSSSteal, it gives the same level of details as chrome developer tools, cascading of styles from parent to it's child - all that, but because you can easy copy and paste the Css, is much easier to use for this purpose then the default Developer Tools. Good tool for complex Css migrations. when the fonts and other css properties override each other like crazy. get it form here: CssStealNote: After installation of CssSteal, restart the browser - then make sure you open the Tab that contains the Styles (on the right) - not the Elements one - as you can see above.Hope that helps :)
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When you need to identify a font in a PDF file, check the details of this fixed layout and avoid time-consuming guesswork. Each PDF includes document properties that name the fonts, font types and encoding. Adobe Reader, a free PDF file viewer, allows you to view these PDF details. For example, if you plan a series of newsletter issues, applying the same Arial font can give a consistent look for your readers' viewing.
1.Open the PDF file with a file viewer such as Adobe Reader.
3.Click “Properties” to open the Document Properties dialog box and click the “Fonts” tab to view the alphabetized list of fonts in the pane.
4.Click the “+” button in the pane to expand the list of details for each font, such as the type and encoding. Click the “-“ button to close this list.
Tip
- You can also right-click the open PDF document, click “Document Properties” from the context menu and click the “Fonts” tab.
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