I have managed to successfully ready the font and have it encoded in a .b64.ttf.txt file. I can’t get it to appear in my Axshare link, using the following in the @font-face option of Axure:
You might want to try using this tool that I created for embedding fonts. You can upload a font and it will output the appropriate text to paste into Axure’s settings. Click “using this tool” for more help.
In general, the overall usability of Axure is something that constantly boggles my mind. Quite ironic that a tool for user experience design doesn’t seem to eat its own dog food.
I would love to write a detailed audit of all the various quirks and think of different ways to interface it all. I can’t remember the threads in the forum that point them all out now, but just the endless drop downs, lists, and UI oddities. Somebody else listed the steps to edit webfonts too: Publish > “Generate HTML” “Web Fonts” > all the options > “Close”
It’s an Axure 9 bug that is already known. The only work around Axure Support could give me for now is to do ALL the font definitions in Axure 8 then open that file in Axure 9 and save it as Axure 9. Close that file, go to your working file, and import the HTML definitions to your project. Note that you have to change the imported HTML definition as the default; it doesn’t directly import; it just adds another HTML definition.