On 10/19/2012 7:47 AM, Scott Olson wrote:
For what it's worth, my browser renders the "Dear Santa" letter in Italic Comic Sans. :-/
The rule in the default CSS file is: .write { font-family: cursive; font-style: italic } This rule will query your operating system for the default cursive font. On MS Windows systems the default cursive font is Comic Sans MS. For information on how to change default fonts on Windows on a per-user basis see: http://www.shallowsky.com/blog/tech/web/firefox-cursive-fantasy.html. If you are a sophisticated user you can download the .html file and gutenberg.css, and change the above line to whatever floats your boat. To make it non-italic, remove the "font-style:italic" clause. Instead of "font-family:cursive" change it to one of the cursive fonts you have installed on your system. (Note: These are edits to the .css file, not the .html file. Don't touch the .html file unless you're certain you know what you're doing.) I'm pretty sure there is a way to change the default font families on MSWindows in a global fashion, and I'm sure there is a way to set the default font families on all other desktop OS's as well. But I'm not interested enough in the problem to do the necessary research. Perhaps someone else here is. I'm not going to dictate your choice of font, as the net result would probably be pissing off someone else (Mr. Adcock seems to get pissed off easily about trivial matters). I want to give you the tools to easily make the decision yourself.