Primarily coming as a media file protection plugin, PDA Gold permits you to force file downloading on WordPress sites in a minute. Instead of sending users the original links, you can give them these download links to auto-download your files.
PDA Gold proves a more efficient solution for numerous reasons. After a certain day or a number of clicks, users can no longer download that file. You can refer to this article on how to create private download links for your WordPress images, documents, or even videos.
Forcing users to download files after a click makes sure they have large files downloaded on their computer. Customers can also receive their digital product right after purchase. There are 2 different paths you can take to force file downloading.
Manual ways require you to add tags or code to your site. Have a look here: font-face. Note that you can only embed fonts that are licensed for the purpose so the choice is very limited.
And while these methods are fine for headings and small items, they are likely to cause performance issues if used for body text. Provided it actually is your font that you created yourself from scratch you could do that.
If someone else created the font then they own the copyright on it and their licence almost certainly does not allow you to distribute it since they will want to get paid for every copy of their font. Hope this helps. I love font-face myself, and use it frequently. FontSquirrel has made it quite easy once you understand the basics. Create an explosion with body-parts everywhere?! Unlock 1 Answer and 9 Comments. Andrew Hancock - VMware vExpert.
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Follow Post Reply. Security risks there Users should not have to have special fonts. Of course I want everyone to see the site in the same way Too bad. They won't. Even simple tables can look different from netscape to IE to Mozilla if you use borders, certain colors, horizontal rules, and other CSS.
OR I might try and somehow "force" the user to download and install the font via javascript. Better not be. I'd be pretty mad if someone forced me to download something. If it is, it's a bug or requires special security settings, depending on the browser.
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