This text is styled with
font-special
. In our Tailwind configuration, we've mapped
font-special
to the 'Nosifier' font. However, because we haven't actually
linked the 'Nosifier' font file in the
<head>
of this HTML document,
the browser cannot find or display it.
Instead, you'll likely see the fallback font specified in the
fontFamily
array (which is 'cursive' in this case),
or your browser's default for that generic family. The unique 'Nosifier' style will be missing.
The Gotcha:
Tailwind can define custom font family names (
font-customName
) and map them to font names (e.g., 'Nosifier').
However, Tailwind itself does
not
load the font files. You
must
ensure the font files are accessible to the browser,
typically by using
<link>
tags for web fonts (like Google Fonts) in your HTML
<head>
,
or
@font-face
rules in your CSS.
Simply adding it to
tailwind.config.js
(or the script block here) is not enough for the font to render.
This text uses the default
font-sans
, which will render with a standard system sans-serif font.