Microsoft KB Archive/185884

= FP98: Specifying a Series of Fonts Using the FONT Tag =

Article ID: 185884

Article Last Modified on 12/1/2000

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft FrontPage 98 Standard Edition

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SUMMARY
You can specify a one or a series of fonts using the FONT tag rather than defining fonts using Cascading Style Sheets. For example, you can specify a single font like this



or a series of fonts like this:



When you specify a series of fonts, the Web browser will attempt to display the text in the first font in the series. If this font is not installed on the computer you are using to view the page, it will display the text using the second font in the series. The Web browser will cycle through the fonts until it finds a font that is installed on your computer. If it doesn't find any of the fonts listed in the FONT tag, it will use a default font to display the text.

This article describes how to specify a series of fonts by modifying the Font tag used to format your text.



MORE INFORMATION
To specify alternative fonts for text in FrontPage, follow these steps:  Open your page in FrontPage Editor. Click the HTML tab. Find the tag that you want to modify. Click after the font name, type a comma, type a space and then type the name of the alternative font you want to use. Repeat this step for each additional font you want to add. For example, if you want to specify three fonts, Charcoal, Arial and Times New Roman, modify the FONT tag so that it looks like this:





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