Choosing a font (typeface)I suggest you use a commonly available font for your page. Using an unusual one will only result in problems for some users - and you want your site to be widely viewed as you intended it to be! To view a webpage from the world wide web the user has to have that font installed on his/her computer. When writing a web site you have to take this into account. If the font is NOT on the computer the computer will substitute a default font and that can lead to your layout being altered to a great degree. Generally speaking, these 'web-safe' fonts are: Arial, Verdana, Courier New, Times New Roman, Comic Sans MS. This is Arial. Dreamweaver offers you the commonest fonts when you set up a document. Choose one of those. If you want to add a fancy font for headings etc. they you can create graphics for your headings.... ...but bear in mind that those graphics will be of fixed size - if the user asks the computer to increase the size of the font - your text will change but your graphic headings won't! |
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