Why does Google Fonts not work properly when I display my page in Chrome? How do I correct it?
Your mistake is the CSS with the font-family name, it must match exactly the Google Fonts name.When you call the Google Fonts API (either by @import or using the on the
) you specify the font family name, in this case its (...)?family=Roboto:400,300,100(...) this means you have to use exactly the same name on your font-family declaration; the 400, 300 and 100 font weights must be declared with the CSS property font-weight: 300.I've set up a CodePen with a working Roboto Example (based on your code).http://codepen.io/apintocr/pen/f...Please note how the font-weight is used instead of "Roboto Thin".The reason it works locally is because you most likely have the Robot Font Family installed on your computer/local server, and in that case it uses the "Roboto Thin" on font-family.Note on Downvotes I made: I downvoted all the previous answers because they either didn't read the question or it was a general purpose answer from somebody who either didn't know what they were doing or didn't took the time to understand what was the problem. All those answers didn't helped a bit troubleshooting this question.How can I fix the COM Surrogate has stopped working error in Windows?
Method 1. Update CodecsThis issue is often caused because of codecs and other COM components installed by various applications that aren’t fully compatible with Windows 7, like some versions of Nero or DivX. So I highly recommended you should update codec, it can help you get rid of the COM Surrogate error.To download the latest version of codec for Windows 7 click this link.Another way to fix this problem is to disable DEP (Data Execution Prevention). To do that, follow the steps:Step 1. Click the Start button.Step 2. Right-click on Computer, select Properties and click Advanced system settings.Step 3. Then you switch to the Advanced tab. In the Performance section, click Settings.Step 4. Select Data Execution Protection tab, and then select the Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select: option.Step 5. Next, you click the Add button, and then browse to:C:\Windows\System32\dllhost.exeClick Open, click OK on the warning message.Step 6. Lastly, you click Apply>OK to save changes.Source: Fix: COM Surrogate Has Stopped Working in Windows 7
Why does Windows Explorer stop working when I go to Properties?
Sounds like the the registry clean may have done some damage.If system restore is working and accessible, a rollback to an earlier (functional) restore point may do the trick: How to Use System Restore in Windows 7, 8, and 10Failing that there may be a backup of the earlier registry hives in C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack. If that’s the case then it may be possible to restore the registry from that. Here’s a guide, but be warned there’s potential to make things even worse: https://www.sysnative.com/forums...If none of that does the trick, you may be looking at a repair-install or a complete fresh install of Windows.
My css stylesheet in notepad++ isnt working?
Hi I visited: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notepad%2B%... I saw notepad++ does support html, and css, so the problem is not the text editor. You should check if your web browser is compatible with html5, and css3. In addition, there might be an option that disables css in your web browser. You should search for any possible settings in your web browser that might disable css to make sure css is enabled in your web browser. You should give more information. Because all I know is what text editor you are using, and what you are trying to do. I don't know anything else. Because you never said anything else, and you never showed me anything else. Did I get my linking right? No. What could be the problem? Please read below. Please look at my code. I don't use any forward slashes in the css file name. Use one small word in your code href="manpower.css", and make sure the css file has the same name. The css file should be located in your server's root directory with your website. Just use one external css file for your website. Remove type="text/css", and replace this code with media="print" You can name your css file what ever word you want to use, and you can use your word to replace manpower in my code. Let me know if my code works if you decide to use it.
Windows Update Not Working "80072EE2"?
Hi, I'm currently running Windows 7 and recently i have been unable to install updates or download things from SOME websites, all the diognostics say its due to a firewall problem. When i try to install updates from Windows Update i get the error code - "WindowsUpdate_80072EE2" "WindowsUpdate_dt000" I searched online for a solution and all failed, i have disabled my anti-virus, firewall, changed router settings EVERYTHING nothing seems to work on my current connection. The last time it worked was with a different internet connection. I'm currently using a BT Hub V2, with a WPA key. I have changed to a WEP code and this made no difference. Any help would be appreciated, i cannot do system restore because it was too long ago when it was working fine. I have also visited the microsoft page and sent them a report, so that's out of the question. Thanks.
Which font format is best to use for both print & online? PostScript, OpenType or TrueType?
It depends, but if it is for text sizes and we include online use, across a wide range of browsers and platforms, TrueType-flavored OpenType (or TrueType) is a requirement, for the simple reason that some older browsers don't handle any other format (I'm looking at you, Internet Explorer). But you don't really need to just "pick one" for web use unless you are hosting the fonts yourself.The format that is generally meant by "PostScript" doesn't work for online and is increasingly obsolete, so is not a great choice.More details follow....First off, OpenType is a superset of TrueType. So the word "OpenType" includes everything that is in "TrueType." So the question is kind of like asking whether you should have a mammal or a dog as a pet. :)OpenType fonts can have TrueType outlines and a TTF file extension, in which case the dividing line between OpenType and TrueType is very small. Basically there are various optional typographic elements in OpenType that distinguish it from the older varieties of TrueType, but the files are backwards compatible.Alternatively, OpenType fonts with PostScript outlines must have an OTF extension. These have all the same typographic options as the other OpenType fonts, but use a different math to define the glyph outlines, and a simpler model for "hinting," code that helps the outlines render better on screen on Windows and Linux, and at very small print sizes.OpenType OTF fonts are usable as web fonts for most platforms and browsers, but there are some older ones that require TTF. Some platforms do a better version of rendering TTF, particularly at small sizes.When people say "PostScript fonts" however, they usually mean a different format, PostScript Type 1. This format uses physically different files for Mac and Windows, and lacks many key capabilities that are considered standard and/or important these days. As far as I know, not one web browser supports the use of PostScript Type 1 fonts as web fonts. The company that invented the format, Adobe, stopped making them in the late 1990s in favor of switching to OpenType. Vanishingly few new fonts are produced in this format today, because everybody making fonts has switched to OpenType, generally years ago. Although many people have large libraries of fonts in PostScript Type 1, and they will likely be supported for print use for quite a few years yet, very few people have any reason to seek out fonts in this format today.