Hey all, When you set fonts with CSS, why do you often see multiple fonts declared in one place like this: font-family: Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif; Code (markup): How do fonts work exactly? Can you set a font and then have the browser use a different font if the first one does not exist or something?
Its like this If first font is missing for a person who is visiting your page the browser then choose the second font in the list to show the page offcourse it tries for a generic font first if that is availble for example if you are using arial narrow and the person who is viewing donot have arial narrow it will try to load the page with a generic font like arial (which belong to same family) Regards alex