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CSS - Custom fonts?

I have a design and need Myriad Pro. It's not a problem. The problem is that in Photoshop they used "Bold Condensed". I’m not sure what this is called, I think this is one of the options of Myriad Pro. What is the best way to emulate this on a website?

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FontSquirrel is your best resource. Their "@ font-face generator" creates code that will work with all modern browsers.

What they do is well explained, but behind the scenes it is rather complicated. You can read CSS aspects in the Paul Irish blog .

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