# Base64-encode a woff2 (web open font format 2.0) file. We use this
# to embed fonts directly into the CSS that requires them.
-tickettext.base64: src/tickettext.woff2
+CharmBypass-Regular.base64: src/CharmBypass-Regular.woff2
+ @BASE64@ -w0 $< > $@
+CharmBypass-Bold.base64: src/CharmBypass-Bold.woff2
@BASE64@ -w0 $< > $@
# Build index.html by substituting the contents of a few (single
# line!) files into @PLACEHOLDERS@ within src/index.html.in. If you
# put tildes in src/day.svg this will probably break, so please don't
# do that.
-index.html: src/index.html.in day.svg tickettext.base64
- sed -e "s~@TICKETFONT@~$$(cat tickettext.base64)~" \
+index.html: src/index.html.in day.svg CharmBypass-Regular.base64 CharmBypass-Bold.base64
+ sed -e "s~@CBPREGULAR@~$$(cat CharmBypass-Regular.base64)~" \
+ -e "s~@CBPBOLD@~$$(cat CharmBypass-Bold.base64)~" \
-e "s~@SVGDATA@~$$(cat day.svg)~" \
$< > $@
# Automake doesn't understand our wacky build process so we have to
# tell it which files are produced by running "make"
-CLEANFILES = $(dist_pkgdata_DATA) tickettext.base64 day.svg
+CLEANFILES = $(dist_pkgdata_DATA) CharmBypass-Regular.base64 CharmBypass-Bold.base64 day.svg
/* Define, load, and specify the custom font we use for the ticket
* date, time, and service name. */
@font-face {
- font-family: "CharmBypass Ticket Text";
+ font-family: "CharmBypass Regular";
src:
- url("data:font/woff2;base64,@TICKETFONT@") format("woff2")
+ url("data:font/woff2;base64,@CBPREGULAR@") format("woff2")
}
#servicename, #tickettime, #ticketdate {
- font-family: "CharmBypass Ticket Text" !important;
+ font-family: "CharmBypass Regular";
+ }
+
+ @font-face {
+ font-family: "CharmBypass Bold";
+ src:
+ url("data:font/woff2;base64,@CBPBOLD@") format("woff2")
+ }
+
+ #serviceletter {
+ font-family: "CharmBypass Bold";
}
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