Blog Entry of 2010-May-20 in PRTG 7
How to Use Google Font API for the Web Interface of PRTG Network Monitor
Yesterday Google have published their new "Google Fonts API" which enables webmasters to use a selection of attractive fonts for their websites. Usage of the service is free of charge.
Using this API is a quick and straightforward way to individualize a PRTG installation. Here is a sample screenshot:
For example the "Yanone Kaffeesatz" is a great font if you want to maximize the amount of information for your PRTG webpages because it is quite a narrow font. It will show more information on low resolution display (beamers, netbooks etc.) because less line breaks are required. The following screenshot shows that using "Yanone Kaffeesatz" will actually display 20% more logfile entries on a 1024x768 display:
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We have published a knowledge base article that explains how to use the Google Fonts API with PRTG.
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We have published a knowledge base article that explains how to use the Google Fonts API with PRTG.