@DrMarsha Don't you love it when a client wants to use a proprietary (Microsoft, no less) font as though it were part of their own brand? For simplicity of implementation, @Adam's suggestion to use a Google font is the quickest and easiest way to go (the instructions in his link may be out of date; take a look at this post for how to implement a Google font). The trick of course is finding a Google font close enough to Candara to satisfy the client. Of course, you can spend the time ploughing through the Google font library (confine yourself to sans serif fonts) but, to my eye, you'll get reasonably close with Merriweather Sans at the 300 weight. Candara has subtle curvatures and non-uniform weight on each letter that makes it a bit of a challenge when seeking an alternative. On first glance, Merriweather is pretty close but you'll notice little things like Candara's more stylized ear on the "g" and the more expressive comma. Merriweather's uniform strike weight across each entire letter is a bit of a giveaway and the letter height is a smidge taller than Candara. But, again, pretty close:
@DrMarsha Don't you love it when a client wants to use a proprietary (Microsoft, no less) font as though it were part of their own brand? For simplicity of implementation, @Adam's suggestion to use a Google font is the quickest and easiest way to go (the instructions in his link may be out of date; take a look at this post for how to implement a Google font). The trick of course is finding a Google font close enough to Candara to satisfy the client. Of course, you can spend the time ploughing through the Google font library (confine yourself to sans serif fonts) but, to my eye, you'll get reasonably close with Merriweather Sans at the 300 weight. Candara has subtle curvatures and non-uniform weight on each letter that makes it a bit of a challenge when seeking an alternative. On first glance, Merriweather is pretty close but you'll notice little things like Candara's more stylized ear on the "g" and the more expressive comma. Merriweather's uniform strike weight across each entire letter is a bit of a giveaway and the letter height is a smidge taller than Candara. But, again, pretty close:
