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I have a website that the client asked me to use a type of source for some things and another type for others. And he asked the mail to be all typed (type1) but this type is not @ so he asked the mail to be all type1 but @ with Tipo2 (a bit stupid in my opinion but who am I).
I tried to put the @ inside a but appears below and does not even appear with this Tipo2. Here I will leave the example of how the code is:
<p class="footer_txt"><a href="mailto:[email protected]" style="font-family: edosz;"><img src="images/mail.png"> geral<div style="font-family:finger;">@</div>saberinfinito.pt</a></p>
If useful to answer, the font (type1) is edosz.tff and the font (Tipo2) is Fingerpaint-Regular.ttf. And also I leave here the css of both types:
@font-face{
font-family: "edosz";
src: url('edosz.ttf');
}
@font-face{
font-family: "finger";
src: url('FingerPaint-Regular.ttf');
}
Hello, the ideal is to create a rule that would already identify "@" and automatically change or it would be acceptable to add <span> ?
– Luã Govinda Mendes Souza