Write some sentences in HIndi but whole page in english

Question

Hello, I am developing a page. I am stuck on a problem. The problem is that, my webpage is in HTML, and i am creating a table on that. in that few contents are in English, but some contents are in HIndi. But Whenever i tries to write in hindi, it shows something else. I ahve done so much googling, but cannt get a single solution. So, i want to know is this possible that i can write only specific content in Hindi, and rest page will b shown in English and how? thanx in advance.

Deepak Verma · Answer

It's a simple example. If you want full support of font-face, you need to generate fonts from the original file. To generate font files, css and demo go to this url: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/tools/webfont-generator Don't forget to change path, font-family and class names accordingly. Cheers! have a nice day.

Deepak Verma · Answer

Change the path to '/users/priyank/downloads/demo/demo/fonts/k010.TTF'.

Priyank Khare · Answer

See this image.. i am using your code..but same error is coming..

Deepak Verma · Answer

As shown in the screen shot there is a '404 file not found'. See right to the error. There is the path where it's searching for file. Try to change path accordingly. Once you've fixed it. It'll work fine.

Priyank Khare · Answer

ok.. im sending you screenshot..plz check this..

Deepak Verma · Answer

I'm using Visual Studio 2008. Open the demo as website, browse the page and it's working like a charm. I don't know what's wrong by your side. You've to check for path in Developer Tools in Chrome (F12 >> Console >> Refresh Web Page). Verify, there is no error like 'file not found'. Hope it'll help.

Priyank Khare · Answer

no.. this one is also not working.....

Deepak Verma · Answer

Download the working demo.

Priyank Khare · Answer

No, i had made changes in src.. @font-face { font-family: 'hindi'; src: url('/Priyank/Softwares/k010.TTF'); font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; } .hindifont { font-family: hindi ; font-size:20px; } vki dSls gSaA

Deepak Verma · Answer

This is working example, I just created for you and pasted here after testing it. Do you forget to include the font file? Change the src in css accordingly. src : url('/demo/fonts/k010.TTF') ; Check the "Console" in Browser Developer Tools for error (file not found if src is not set correctly).

Priyank Khare · Answer

its not working. i have done exactly same as here... but its not working..

Deepak Verma · Answer

Here is a simple example: html > head > title > title > style > @font-face { font-family : ' hindi ' ; src : url('/demo/fonts/k010.TTF') ; font-weight : normal ; font-style : normal ; } . hindifont { font-family : hindi ; font-size : 20px ; } style > head > body > div class =" hindifont "> vki dSls gSaA div > body > html > Output:

Priyank Khare · Answer

but again, my question is how to do it.. can u please explain with some example. In short, S.No. Name Conatct ----------------------------------------------------- 1. Amit (should be come in English) 125465 2. Priyank (should be come in Hindi) 68749865 How can i do that..?

Deepak Verma · Answer

Hi Priyank, It's OK. Actually, you see this because of default font-family. you should use Hindi font for this particular paragraph or div or whatever tag you're using. Edit: Be careful when using non-system fonts. When your application will be live... Your users may not have these fonts installed on their system. So, now the good idea is to use font-face instead of font-family.

Priyank Khare · Answer

Actually, i have typed in Hindi on MS-Word. But whenever i tries to copy paste it on HTML webpage, it shows otherletters likes "mdjsjncfjsdcnsc" .

Rahul Bansal · Answer

If the content is static then you can type the hindi sentence in notepad and paste it on web page.