What is the HTML Code for Century Gothic Font for a Blog?

L

Liberal Democrat

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It's CSS like the following:

p {
font-family: Century Gothic, Arial, Courier New, Sans-Serif;
}

The others are there in case someone doesn't have Century Gothic on their computer, don't know why they wouldn't but just in case.

-Billy
 
If you go to www.thecutestblogontheblock.com they have fonts that you can change your blog to, does anyone know how I can change my blog font to Century Gothic?
Thanks!
 
It is not a matter of whether you can change what I might see courier or times new roman. No, what matters is if you have it on your local drive, not what it is on the web page. Evidently you have it on your computer hard drive.
 
The use of different fonts is called out in the coding. However, if this blog site is offering you a way to select from fonts that they list, it seems to me that it is limited to those fonts. In CSS, the font declaration is: font-family: "Century Gothic", "Times Roman", sans-serif;

That does not necessarily mean that viewer of you blog will see the same font you specify or see.
 
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