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Old 05-31-2012, 08:01 PM   #3
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do I simply add two declarations with the different font names in EACH xhtml page?

So the new font would have its own <div class>?
It doesn't have to be a div tag. You could assign it to the <body> element if all the basic text should use a particular font. Or you could just assign it to all heading tags (if you want the headings to stand out from the rest of the text). Or you can assign it to a specific span class. The sky is the limit really.

But whatever you do... do it in one place: the external CSS stylesheet that all your xhtml files share. Not in each individual xhtml file. That would exponentially increase your work should you ever need to make (otherwise) simple changes.

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