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Old 07-01-2005, 06:25 PM
 
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The thing about fonts is...you are really limited to only the main font families. If a visitor doesn't have a 'fancy' font on their computer, it won't show up, which is why you have to stick to font families or the more popular fonts like Arial, Times, Helvetica, Verdana, etc.

As far as editing the CSS for all of those text items, you really need to go into each template to see what styles are called for each of them. Use Webmaster Mode, it will really help!

All the buttons are controlled by the .button style in skin1.css, as well as the template files in the buttons/ directory. You can either change the color, font and background images in the css file, or edit the button templates to call images instead of the text and go buttons. I have also done a few sites that use CSS buttons which work pretty well.

Hope this helps!
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