If you've got the font hosted on an http server you should be able to just type the URL into the font converter and as long as it's able to load it from that website, it should work. The trick is the font family needs to be known as well, so you can do:
http://...../font.otf?family=My+Font+Family
Which gives it a hint. Supposedly Chrome does support TTF as well, but I get some strange stylesheet error in the chrome dev console when I try it.
Being able to upload a TTF directly would be great, but I don't think I ever managed to figure that out. If someone else can, it's be great if they could contribute the improvement though ;)
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If you've got the font hosted on an http server you should be able to just type the URL into the font converter and as long as it's able to load it from that website, it should work. The trick is the font family needs to be known as well, so you can do:
Which gives it a hint. Supposedly Chrome does support TTF as well, but I get some strange stylesheet error in the chrome dev console when I try it.
Being able to upload a TTF directly would be great, but I don't think I ever managed to figure that out. If someone else can, it's be great if they could contribute the improvement though ;)