Re: FN-FORUM agencys

date posted 6th September 2000 11:29

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The problem Morgan is that Arial is the default font used, now sometimes =
if the user has not got this font it will replace it with anouther, =
which in this case is the gothic number. =20

The way around this is to set a few fonts of which are similar in style, =
ie arial, verdana, helvetica if you want I can send you the code. =20

But this should stop the problem going out of control so the user may =
see one of the fonts you set and that way you can see exactle what it =
will look like with all fonts set.

Kind reagards
Lee Rushworth
Web Design/Marketing Specialist


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From: Morgan Richards=20
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 11:56 AM
Subject: RE: FN-FORUM agencys


If I am using CSS to create my styling for my webpage, what could the =
user do on their system to screw up my font. I have changed the font =
size on my PC and it makes no diffrence, I have tried to change the =
apperance under the screen propeties, and that made no diffrence.

I wrote the site to use CSS and a font of Arial, but I have had images =
back from a guy and the font looks like gothic century on his screen, =
could this be caused by something like Themes or Tweak UI?

It's really causing a pain because the person I am writing it for says =
she wants it sortted but is not willing to have the footer moved from =
where it is to further down to accomodate this problem and blames me for =
it.

Any one know what is 1st causing this and 2nd a work around?

Cheers

Morgan

PS the website is www.chateaux-en-ciel.com

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The problem Morgan is =
that Arial is=20
the default font used, now sometimes if the user has not got this font =
it will=20
replace it with anouther, which in this case is the gothic number.  =


 
The way around this is =
to set a few=20
fonts of which are similar in style, ie arial, verdana, helvetica if you =
want I=20
can send you the code. 
 
But this should stop =
the problem=20
going out of control so the user may see one of the fonts you set and =
that way=20
you can see exactle what it will look like with all fonts =
set.
 
Kind =
reagards
Lee RushworthWeb Design/Marketing Specialist

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