Just to throw my 3 pence in ;-)
1) I thought that Comic Sans was the most readable font for most people,
it's just not popular because it's considered too informal. On a web page
it has "this is my home page with pictures of my cat" connotations...
2) I think mixing font definitions in a style sheet is fine SO LONG AS
you're not mixing them in the body text. A large Times Roman heading can
look very nice on top of block of arial.
3) I've always used the following font definitions, and never had a
problem with any of them not displaying:
.texta {font: 1em "Times New Roman", Times, serif;}
.textb {font: 1em Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;}
.textc {font: 1em Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;}
(Obviously, you change the size definitons as appropriate.)
Kat
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