Is there a way to substitute font display/size in Safari? On some sites, for example, the page is displayed in Geneva (which is a horrible looking font), whereas some display in very tiny Helvetica, and I would like to substitute one of my nice built-in faces. (I don't have Verdana installed.)
First thing you can try is to set Standard (and Fixed-width) font in Safari -> Preferences -> Appearance. If that's not enough you may make your own css file with all the fonts you want and tell Safari to use that in Safari -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Style Sheet.
Whenever I see Geneva, it's not using the fixed-width font I've specified. I kind of thought the CSS method would work..unfortunately, I don't know anything about CSS beyond its name and function...
Try making just a very simple css file (i.e. a text file with .css file ending): Code: body { font-family: skia, helvetica, sans-serif; } And tell Safari to use that... (I haven't actually tried this, but it should work... ) Edit: This works for me some places, coloring and size didn't work...
Does the CSS file need to live anywhere in particular for Safari to use it? I forgot I had Dreamweaver on my PowerBook, so I created a CSS file from one of the templates, and told Safari to use it...but nothing seems to be changing.
Nah... I had mine at the Desktop while testing... But you might have to empty Safari's cache to see any changes. Reloading doesn't always help (Safari is quite difficult that way sometimes)...