sIFR3
sIFR, or scalable Inman Flash Replacement is a technique for displaying typography on the web, without requiring your visitors to install the font you’d like to use.
Given that we’re well into 2011 at the time of writing, you should really think twice about deploying sIFR. Instead, have a look at Typekit or Fontdeck. There hasn’t been an update to sIFR since October 2008, and consequently it’s probably riddled with bugs. Seriously, don’t use it. It’s unsupported software.
Anyway, if you insist, see below for blog posts on sIFR 3, which is the latest version. You can download the latest release or read the documentation. I’ve also got a few sIFR presentations available on SlideShare. Support may be provided on Stack Overflow.
Posts
- Heads up: Stockholm soon, London next
- sIFR 3 without Flash Pro
- sIFR 3 r436, thoughts on font embedding, presentations
- Web Fonts, Licensing and EOT
- Koebenhavn
- Speaking at Internetcreatieven Kennisdag
- sIFR 3: r372 Zoom Away!
- sIFR 3 Beta 2: Fire Cracker
- Detecting Page Zoom in Firefox 3 (And Others)
- On DOM Load (and CSS, too)
- sIFR 3: Updates
- sIFR 3 Revision 278 Security Update
- sIFR 3: Revision 229
- sIFR 3: Revision 209
- sIFR 3b1: The Mo’ Betta Beta
- DOMContentLoaded: Test Cases and Musings
- Crashing Firefox 1.0.0 in One Line of Code
- Flash? Pure Evil
- sIFR 3: Using SVN and About the Beta
- sIFR 3 Alpha: Tasting the 3.0
- sIFR 3 Feature List
- Font Sizing with sIFR
- Evolution
- Sources Are Telling Me…
- Quick: A Wiki!
- sIFR 3: A Look into the Future
- sIFR 3: A Request for Requests
