/* fonts.css — self-hosted webfonts. * * Why: loading fonts from fonts.googleapis.com sends every visitor's IP to Google before * they consent to anything. LG München fined a site operator for exactly that in Jan 2022. * Serving the files ourselves removes the transfer — and removes a DNS lookup plus a TLS * handshake from first paint. * * STATUS: Counter-Strike is self-hosted here. Rajdhani and Share Tech Mono are still * loaded from Google in the page — see fonts/README.md for the two files to drop * in and the single line to delete. Their @font-face rules are deliberately NOT written * yet: declaring a family whose file is missing makes the browser fail the load and fall * through to a system font, which would look worse than the situation we are fixing. */ /* Display face — the wordmark and section headings only. * * Counter-Strike is a caps-heavy game face: no lowercase refinement, almost no diacritics. * Using it for body text would break Romanian ăâîșț, Russian, Arabic and Hungarian * mid-sentence, so the unicode-range below confines it to basic Latin and anything outside * that falls straight through to Rajdhani instead of rendering as a box. */ @font-face{ font-family:'Counter-Strike'; src:url('fonts/cs_regular.ttf') format('truetype'); font-weight:400;font-style:normal;font-display:swap; unicode-range:U+0020-007F,U+00A0-00FF; } /* Opt-in through this variable, never inherited by body text. Rajdhani is the fallback inside the stack, so a heading with diacritics stays legible rather than half-styled. */ :root{--display:'Counter-Strike','Rajdhani',sans-serif} /* Where the display face is actually used. Kept to a short, deliberate list: a game face loses its impact if everything is set in it, and it cannot carry the languages. */ .brand-text b,.wordmark{font-family:var(--display);letter-spacing:1px} .login-h,.page-head h1{font-family:var(--display);letter-spacing:.6px}