[BNM] consistent web fonts
Alex
alex at fatdrop.co.uk
Wed Apr 16 14:21:21 BST 2008
it's worth noting that arial doesn't come with linux as default
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Shaun Morrison wrote:
> On 16 Apr 2008, at 16/04/2008 | 12:00, andrew holway wrote:
>
>> What are the most consistent sans sefif fonts that look the same
>> everywhere?
>>
>
> I think Arial is the 'most consistent', but don't hold me to that -
> I've always accepted that fonts just look different fonts look good at
> different sizes on different browsers on different systems. Just
> something you have to accept unless you want to have separate
> stylesheets for each browser.
>
> I tend to use Arial over Helvetica as it ensures some constancy. Even
> if Windows users do have Helvetica installed it tends to render
> nastier than Arial (at least this was the case using IE6 without
> Cleartype anti-aliasing).
>
> Century Gothic is much overlooked sans-serif font available on most
> people's systems.
>
> My favourites: Verdana, Trebuchet MS, Arial.
>
>
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