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Quantum_Xq234 #1
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
This is a typical adobe garbage application.
The webpage is supposed to look exactly how it looks in edit mode, yet after
you publish it, it is all messed up!
Good luck changing the fonts on the Templates that they have supplied, and
even if you create a blank webpage it will decide what font you want. I
actually had to delete Georgia from windows to stop it from screwing with me!
x-Pissed off Adobe User, I will never use another adobe product!
Thank you Fox-it reader
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richsky #2 Re: DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Expressing your anger is a good thing and it's healthy.
Nevertheless their is no way you can mess a website because of font.
Seriously. Fonts on web pages rely on user local fonts. (It's mainly why we use
only few fonts that are common on any computer).
Contribute is mean to be used by end-users to edit website setup by
Webdesigners using Templates created in Notepad or DreamWeaver (but more often
in DW ; ). If you are using all ready amade Adobe Template, it could mean your
not much experienced with internet programing.
If the "They" is the people who built your Template, "They" probably setup it
with a specific font, Georgia for exemple (in a Cascading Style Sheet for
exemple, within the page or in an external file).This file, or piece of code
describe the design and typography look and feel.
Erasing the font you don't want to see in a webpage from your computer won't
resolve your problem (as other people will display Georgia while browsing your
pages if the css is calling this sepcific font).
Try to look the .css file or between <head> </head> and modify the code to
suit your needs, specifing Arial, Times, MS Trebuchet, Helvetica. Look over
internet the best practice to define font usage in CSS.
And come back saying thank you.
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