This library makes easier to manage webfonts. Just add font paths in config/fonts.php and call fonts->draw() You'll get css style with all @font-face references and a css class (.font-name) wich you can add anywhere.
$fonts['debug'] = FALSE; // set TRUE to go to strict mode
$fonts['folder'] = 'css/fonts'; // fonts folder
$fonts['minify'] = FALSE; // set TRUE if you want minified CSS
$fonts['font-name']['eot'] = 'font-name-light-webfont.eot';
$fonts['font-name']['eotie'] = 'font-name-light-webfont.eot?#iefix';
$fonts['font-name']['woff'] = 'font-name-light-webfont.woff';
$fonts['font-name']['ttf'] = 'font-name-light-webfont.ttf';
$fonts['font-name']['svg'] = 'font-name-light-webfont.svg#bbva_web_lightregular';
$fonts['font-name']['font-weight'] = 'normal';
$fonts['font-name']['font-style'] = 'normal';
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Load library (or add it in your autoload.php).
$this->load->library('fonts'); -
Add fonts wherever you want. If needed, there are several online tools to convert ttf to webfonts such as http://www.fontsquirrel.com/tools/webfont-generator
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Set filenames path and custom styles in config/fonts.php
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In controller, do the magic
$style = $this->fonts->draw(); -
There you go! Print it, render it, add it to your template or the **** you'll always do