OZONE Asylum
Forums
XML - XSL - XSLT - XHTML - CSS - DOM
font-family
This page's ID:
10963
Search
QuickChanges
Forums
FAQ
Archives
Register
Edit Post
Who can edit a post?
The poster and administrators may edit a post. The poster can only edit it for a short while after the initial post.
Your User Name:
Your Password:
Login Options:
Remember Me On This Computer
Your Text:
Insert Slimies »
Insert UBB Code »
Close
Last Tag
|
All Tags
UBB Help
Basically, I always try to follow these rules ... the first is your own preference if the browser can find it the second is a standard font of the same type, typically found on the majority of boxes the third is the generic family, just in case there's nothing else. A list of the core fonts supplied by Micro$oft can be found at [url=http://www.jegsworks.com/webfonts/]this location[/url] and a very simple explanation of font families can be found [url=http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/character_famsupp_194.html]here[/url]. My advice ... stick to for newspaper type characters - Derivatives of times roman, garamond etc. and end your list with [b]serif[/b] for modern (like on this forum) - Derivatives of verdana, arial, helvetica, and end your list with [b]sans-serif[/b] for non-proportional spacing - Derivatives of courier, terminal etc. and end your list with [b]monospace[/b] [code]these are non-proportional or monospace characters[/code] in fact, if you don't really care which family member (i.e. which SPECIFIC font) your browsers use - beyond making sure they fit in with a general theme - you can just use the family generic names [b]serif[/b] or [b]sans-serif[/b] or [b]monospace[/b] and let the browser at the other end determine which actual font it uses, it will work. ... erm ... I think .... [img]http://formclot.net/sig/new-sig-oz.gif[/img] Bug-free software only exisits in two places A programmer's mind and a salesman's lips [This message has been edited by trib (edited 04-28-2003).]
Loading...
Options:
Enable Slimies
Enable Linkwords
« Backwards
—
Onwards »