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IE problemakshar
Mosquito.Tyler
Sorry , I'm not quite sure how to answer your question because I don't understand.
jeremyyak
I'm not 100% sure what you are asking, but if you are looking for templates that work in all browsers check out this site:
http://www.freecsstemplates.org/ They all render perfectly in IE, FF, Opera, and some other browsers. ~Jeremy~ Rhysige
I suggest you solve your problem by using common fonts such as verdana, arial or whatever those common fonts are
 and also have a selection of fonts, you can specify in the CSS multiple fonts to use for one thing, it will start at the first one and work its way to the last until it finds one which works.rfwrangler
there are work arounds that you can use for displaying custom fonts but these have to do with converting the font to a graphic and search engines have a hard time with looking at the content when this is done. The best result is to use fonts that are on every machine and to give a list of fonts in order of preference in you CSS styles.
You can do a google search to find the common fonts that are usable across the internet. Sticking to these fonts will make you site more accessible and search engine friendly. Good Luck. Related topics
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