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Hello Everyone, 
Can someone show me how to embed a custom font I bought and embed it in one of my emails so I can send the email using the “custom font” to 1 of my clients. 
Thank you so much!
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Here you go : http://bit.ly/J7Uq79
Or: http://css-tricks.com/custom-fonts-in-emails/
And specifically, read other people’s comments on that second link.
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quick answer – you shouldn’t / can’t.
Emails run on old technology and there are no standards so either use a system default font or use images sparingly.
Hope that helps
Jonathan
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jonathan01 said
quick answer – you shouldn’t / can’t.Emails run on old technology and there are no standards so either use a system default font or use images sparingly.
Hope that helps
Jonathan
a webdesigner said it … so you can’t !
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moccc said
jonathan01 saida webdesigner said it … so you can’t !
quick answer – you shouldn’t / can’t.Emails run on old technology and there are no standards so either use a system default font or use images sparingly.
Hope that helps
Jonathan
Huh?
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jonathan01 said
moccc saidHuh?
jonathan01 saida webdesigner said it … so you can’t !
quick answer – you shouldn’t / can’t.Emails run on old technology and there are no standards so either use a system default font or use images sparingly.
Hope that helps
Jonathan
An ELITE , Platinum, 59 Themeforest Items, Author, “Web Designer” Said it can’t be done!!!
So There, Final Answer.
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Highly not recommended! Unless you want to be involved in a hell with the final client, telling you all the errors they are getting on their different machines, email clients and platforms.
You are not even able to use other than inline CSSs, so deal with it! 
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I agree with Jonathan on this one, email platforms just dont support custom fonts like they should yet. Try finding an alternative to your problem. custom fonts + email = sleepless nights.
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Hi James, have you considered just sending an image attachment of the font?
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Why not reference the custom font using inline css, then include a zip file of the fonts. With instructions.
You could however do a read this email online link, and initiate a custom.css file.
