Fraser Pearce 11 December 2011 Does putting the unicode-range first help? i.e.: @font-face { unicode-range: U+26; font-family: ‘Ampersand’; src: local(‘Baskerville’), local(‘Palatino’), local(‘Book Antiqua’); } Wouldn’t that then (in Firefox’s case) abort the @font-face rule parsing and thus no override the default font-face font the ampersand? (Sorry I don’t have time to check this idea right now)
Does putting the unicode-range first help?
i.e.:
@font-face {
unicode-range: U+26;
font-family: ‘Ampersand’;
src: local(‘Baskerville’), local(‘Palatino’), local(‘Book Antiqua’);
}
Wouldn’t that then (in Firefox’s case) abort the @font-face rule parsing and thus no override the default font-face font the ampersand?
(Sorry I don’t have time to check this idea right now)