A better Font?

[jward]

I'm looking for smoother look to my fonts, I posted a article on my website and I don't like the look please
check it out and let me know what I should do to make it look more professional

http://www.kidfug.com

Thanks

 

[secretsquirrel]

don't use the <pre> tags for your article. although this will maintain your spacing and formatting it displays in an awful font (usually courier new).

i would remove the <pre> tags and space the paragraphs out using <p> tags. then you can use either css or <font> tags to specify a nicer font.

ss

 

[ayjaycee]

As well as seconding what secret squirrel said (hey! where's Morocco Mole *<| ?), you might also want to use the Header tag too

<b><Font Size=3>America: The Good Neighbor.</font></b>

=>

<H1>America: The Good Neighbor.</H1>

to help separate style & content (as well as helping the search engines to index your page). TandA

http://www.tanda.f2s.com

Day by day, the penguins steal my sanity.

 

[Boomerang]

I should take the font Verdana.

Put this font as default in your style sheet.

A saw also in your style sheet the classe &quot;topnav&quot;and &quot;topnav2&quot; They have LINE-HEIGHT: 8pt; inside. especialy in &quot;topnav2&quot; is this line-height smaller then the font-size (10) and that gives that the lines are so tight together. (that looks unprofessional to me)

Further: erase the &quot;more than one&quot; empty row between the paragraphs.

Good luck with your side,
Erik

 

[SharkEye]

Yer i agree witht he above. When pressing return in a web design program you may have to hold down the shift key along with pressing return. This will take you to the next line and not two lines down.

Apart form the font and the spaces it looks great

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[jward]

Thanks everyone, I made some changes and it looks much better


Thanks for all your input!