I need to have a few bullet list on a site I am doing and I have the HTML code where I want the list at and it is fine, except for a font format issue, In IF it is a different font. The page is done in Arial and the list is New Times Roman. In Firefox, it is Arial, except it is larger and bold. In Chrome it is Arial but a size larger and in Safari it is New Times Roman.
Is there any way to control the font? I have gone through the Help PDF and I cannot find anything that address it.
Font Issue with HTML - Post ID 236248
Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
Steve
Senior Advisor
3,086 posts
Hey Jack,
Put this in your header
Put this in your header
<style>
ul { font-family:Arial;}
</style>
ul { font-family:Arial;}
</style>
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Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
How do I get to the code so I can put this in the heading. I knew how to do it if I was working in the HTML Editor as that is how I have always done web pages. This is my first time in VSD.
SadDuck
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2,958 posts
In VSD simply select 'Edit' from the top menu, then come down to 'Edit Header'. Put your html that you want in the site header here. 
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Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
Now I feel like an idiot. I looked all through the help section and I even looked at the edit tab and saw the Edit Keywords and did not see it right above it.
It now looks fine in IE, Chrome and Safari but is still bold in Firefox. I tired to add font-weight: x00; to the tag and tried different weights and no change.
It now looks fine in IE, Chrome and Safari but is still bold in Firefox. I tired to add font-weight: x00; to the tag and tried different weights and no change.
paintbrush
Ambassador
3,816 posts
Jack, did you try giving the font a specific size first?
Also, you could make a class or ID for your <ul> then add it to your HTML code to keep it separate from anything in VSD's <ul> rules.
Also, you could make a class or ID for your <ul> then add it to your HTML code to keep it separate from anything in VSD's <ul> rules.
<style>
.mylist {
font: normal bold 16px Arial, san-serif;
color: #CCC;
list-style-type: circle;
line-height: ...;
margin: ...;
etc...
}
</style>
----html----------
<ul class="mylist">
...
</ul>
.mylist {
font: normal bold 16px Arial, san-serif;
color: #CCC;
list-style-type: circle;
line-height: ...;
margin: ...;
etc...
}
</style>
----html----------
<ul class="mylist">
...
</ul>
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Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
Thanks to everyone. Lists are in and look fine.
SadDuck
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Woo-hoo! 
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paintbrush
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Good to hear
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Steve
Senior Advisor
3,086 posts
Excellent Glad to hear you got it worked out!
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