Quick question help please

[golfinray]

I keep having trouble with fonts. I have a page where I would like every
single letter of every single link and non-link on that page to be the same
size (12pt.) I have tried and tried to set everything together and
individually and through style on hyperlink and some of them just look
different when you look at them on a browser. Help? Is there any way to just
"wave a wand" and everything is the same size, same font? Thanks, Milton

 

[Ronx]

Yes, and No.

Yes, you can use CSS to set every HTML element to use the same font-family,
colour and font size.
No, because every browser allows the user to over-rule your CSS and use
their own.
In IE, this is set using
Tools->Internet Options
Click Accessibility and tick the boxes.

For details regarding CSS see tutorial at http://w3schools.com
--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (Expression Web)
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[Helpful person]

Yes, and No.

Yes, you can use CSS to set every HTML element to use the same font-family,
colour and font size.
No, because every browser allows the user to over-rule your CSS and use
their own.
In IE, this is set using
Tools->Internet Options
Click Accessibility and tick the boxes.

For details regarding CSS see tutorial athttp://w3schools.com

I agree, however why would the user force a specific font?

www.richardfisher.com

 

[Rick Sparks]

You need to use a font that everyone who views the page will, by default,
have on their computer. For more on this, do a search for "web safe fonts"...
or...here's one good result from that search:
http://www.fonttester.com/help/list_of_web_safe_fonts.html