Working on a client project - reskinning their intranet. The way their security is set up, all external media is denied, including any Google Fonts. The tricky part is they're requiring us to restyle with a Google Font.
Prompting users to install the font themselves is, of course, unacceptable. Is there a way I can download a Google Font file and put it locally on the website?
UPDATE: After a bit of legwork, I found that you can download and use the compressed version of a google font to keep your site relatively optimized. Go to the import URL:
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans+Condensed:300,700,300italic
In the src
attribute (the themes.googleusercontent.com URL) download the .woff
file it links to, rename it as you please, upload it to your website's media directory, then point to that local file instead of Google's URL.
You can download them from Google and host them on your own server
Use the download button in the upper right corner at Google Fonts to download your collection