Using specific face for @font-face in TTF file containing multiple faces - HTML & CSS - SitePoint Forums

(I have no idea how TTF files are organized so I might have some of my terminology wrong here.) I have a stylesheet with a @font-face that references a single TTF file that has multiple faces in it. In the Windows font viewer it looks like this if I cycle through “next” (sorry, GIF got messy, picked bad encoding parameters, didn’t feel like redoing it, but you get the drift): The file has a .ttf extension although I’m not sure what the relationship is to OpenType (it says “OpenType” in that

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