Embeded font in html is not a problem

Hello dear readers of my post. Not so long ago, when drawing a template for a site of one company, I wanted to have a font on a site not included in the list of permissible (Arial, Georgia, Helvetica, Times New Roman, Trebuchet, Palatino, Verdana and several other less common fonts.). You can of course do it on a flash (embeded font), but the task is different - to edit the text in html code. And then suddenly this miracle thing comes to my aid - sIFR (scalable Inman Flash Replacement).
Everything is quite simple - JavaScript replaces the necessary (X) HTML elements with Flash, which contains the necessary font.

• Normal webpage loaded into browser
• JavaScript first checks for the presence of the Flash player and then searches for the specified tags or classes.
• If the Flash player is not installed or if JavaScript is turned off, the page loads naturally, without consequences. If the Flash player is installed, JavaScript checks the code of the page for the presence of the elements indicated earlier and creates a suitable Flash size, which is superimposed on the elements indicated earlier.
• Actionscript loads the desired font size 6pt, after which the font is stretched to the desired size.

Download and get acquainted with this "miracle technology" can be on the official website of the developer.