The second spot changes the font in all headers. Secondly, Windows 7 comes with fonts. One of the things that makes me wonder about this is that I am seeing the same anomaly when I view my site at the local library. Arial is pretty common - of course mac's and pc's have different font types. What that means is that all visitors to your site who have Windows 7 will likely see whatever font you select. 
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The capital T is rendered one pixel to the right of where it should be, and that makes certain words look poorly spaced. Exactly what font file is OpenCart using? Is it using the Arial font on the local computer newsggoth the person accessing my site, or is it using a font file on newsgotj server?
One of the things that makes me wonder about this is that I am seeing the same anomaly when I view my site at the local library. First, to change the font throughout the entire cart, you have to change the font name in three places in the stylesheet.
I'm not sure what the third spot changes. Is it the font file on the user's computer? The second spot changes the font in all headers.
I now understand how it works: I could either select a different font altogether, or I could try replacing the font file. Am I being clear?
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Secondly, Windows 7 comes with fonts. You can't see it on my site right now because I'm now using Trebuchet, which has been part of Windows for several generations.
Arial is pretty common - of course mac's and pc's have different font types. However, the anomaly is much more visible in small text. I don't think it's any setting on my computer that is to blame.
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Otherwise it will look for Arial and then Helvetica, right? If the visitor doesn't have your preferred font on his system, he'll get one of the generic fonts.
However, my central question is: Anyway, regardless, if you've got a font that's working for your site that's all rooman matters Personally my favourite text for the web is Verdana. What that means is that all visitors to your site who have Windows 7 will likely see whatever font you select.
New posts Unanswered topics Active topics Search. It has a nice look to it and easy on the eye when reading And if you're really interested, I can't stand Times New Roman or Bh Sans. I did notice bbt spot in the css file. If I select a font which has been part of Windows for several generations, that improves the likelihood that they will. Location - United Kingdom. You answered all my questions. It looks just like Arial but doesn't have the anomaly I mentioned.
I see the same anomaly on the computer at the library.
That gives Foman users a great deal of flexibility in selecting an appropriate font. Here are the fonts you can use http: That will work as long as your preferred font displays at about the same size as the generic fonts. And that brings me to a question: OpenCart's default font has a slight spacing anomaly in it, and I would like to replace the font.
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Search New posts Unanswered topics Active topics Search. Make your preferred font the first font, then follow it up with a couple generic fonts like the ones already in there. Google doman something you can use hardly surprising is it, they've got everything.
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