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Originally Posted by enuddleyarbl

Wouldn't adding that to the stylesheet's body{} style be better?

body {
/* Basic Styling for BODY Section of a File */
	font-family:   new caledonia lt std, georgia, serif;
	height:	100%;
	margin:	0;
	orphans:	1;
	padding:	0;
	widows:	1;
}

In order to work you must enclose in quotes "new caledonia lt std" because of the spaces in the name (otherwise the reader won't find the font), so your code would be something like:

body {
/* Basic Styling for BODY Section of a File */
	font-family:   "new caledonia lt std", georgia, serif;
	height:	100%;
	margin:	0;
	orphans:	1;
	padding:	0;
	widows:	1;
}

Of course, instead of styling "inline", is better to style with the stylesheet because of that way, changes are easier to do. If in a future you decide to employ instead of "new caledonia lt std" let's say "Times New Roman", "Times" or whatever, then you need to do changes in only one place (the css stylesheet) by replacing:

font-family:  "new caledonia lt std", georgia, serif;

with

font-family:  "Times New Roman", georgia, serif;