Typekit fonts work in all modern browsers on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS, as well as many mobile browse...

The Typekit blog and website both use cookies for functionality and analytics. The font network has never set ...

Default embed code Typekit’s standard embed code is a simple pair of <script> tags. The first is an...

When you create a kit, you will be asked to specify the domains on which that kit will appear. Typekit will on...

You can specify up to ten domains in your Kit Editor’s Kit Settings, including development domains, subdomains...

Though it's possible to add more than one kit to a website or page, it's not something we recommend. It's almo...

SSL support is available on all Typekit plans. The Typekit embed code is protocol-relative: <script type...

A CSS selector is used to declare which elements a style applies to. In Typekit, you can specify the selectors...

If a user’s browser doesn’t support Typekit or the web fonts cannot load for any reason, the fallback fonts in...

In CSS, you can specify font-weights other than normal and bold by using numeric font-weight values. Here is a...