Font problems in ini file

[Mike S.]

I would like to specify a backup font in an .ini file. How would I go
about doing that? It's not the same as in html.

For example, I want to use the font called Walshes. But I would like
to use Arial as a backup font for people who might not have Walshes on
their computer. So how would I do that in an .ini file?

I've tried doing this -
TitleFont=Walshes, Arial

but that doesn't work because the font displays in Arial. I've tried
using a semi-colon but that doesn't work either.

 

[rf]

I would like to specify a backup font in an .ini file.

What .ini file?

HTML does not have an .ini file. Neither do browsers.

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Scripsit Mike S.:

I would like to specify a backup font in an .ini file. How would I go
about doing that? It's not the same as in html.

What's an .ini file? (Correct answer: Just about anything, but typically an
initialization file of some kind for some software.) And what has it got to
do with HTML?

 

[Andy Dingley]

I would like to specify a backup font in an .ini file. How would I go

For example, I want to use the font called Walshes. But I would like
to use Arial as a backup font for people who might not have Walshes on
their computer.

Do it in CSS on your web page, not in any .ini file

<style type="text/css" >
body {
font-family: 'Walshes', 'Arial', sans-serif;
}
</style>


There's a lot more to CSS as well. Read the Lie & Bos book "Cascasding
Style Sheets" for a good tutorial.

 

[Toby A Inkster]

HTML does not have an .ini file. Neither do browsers.

Opera has several.

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