I have a guestbook image on my webpage that I use as a login window. Keeping the theme true, I show the names of each person who has logged in to read this specific article and list their names in front of the registration windows (trying to create the feeling of a real guest book). Of course, some users can register, but not display their real name, so I added a flag so that they can mark their name for obfuscation.
I thought that the easiest way to integrate this, since there is some value in having the correct number of “signatures” in the “guest book”, would be to have normal names in a standard script font (for example, Brush Script), then the lines for the “hidden” names have something that looks like handwriting, but it's not really readable.
The only way I could do this is to find an unreadable font, define it in css to load the browser, and then apply it to the hidden names. For good measure, I can replace the real names with a random selection of "John Doe", "Jane Doe", "Jayne Doe", etc., if anyone looks at the source. However, after an hour of searching, I was unable to find a font that matches my criteria, and I wonder if there is a better way to deal with this problem.
So I was hoping that someone could suggest a font that could work for my needs, or suggest a better solution. Thank.
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