Rob Dodson • 11/19/2013

@font-face doesn't work in Shadow DOM

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This technical article details a common issue where @font-face CSS rules fail to work inside a Shadow DOM, such as when building custom elements with Polymer. It provides a specific fix: moving the @font-face declarations out of the element's scoped stylesheet and into the global scope to ensure fonts like Font Awesome load correctly.

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