Which do you prefer: Verdana or Helvetica?
Nov 07, 2007 by Neil_R | Posted in Programming & Design
...and why?
Helvetica is all things considered more standard for webpage work. Veradana is good for documents.
But if you are publishing a large treatise, it is best to pick a so-called Serif Font. A font like Times New Roman that is easier for the reader to study. These fonts help connect letters together.
See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serif_font
Adequate luck and Happy Computing!
danuitti | Nov 07, 2007
neither...
«iTaChi♫ | Nov 07, 2007
What is the CSS code to align the text at center with in a table?
Feb 08, 7559 by Web W | Posted in Programming & Design
Provender {
FONT-FAMILY: verdana,helvetica,arial,sans-serif; text-align: center
}
Is this corpus juris correct but this is not working ?
You insufficiency to set the text-align of the element containing the text.
A <table> does not contain wording, it contains rows (<tr>), and rows contain cells (<td>) and cells contain section.
Therefore, you need to set the text-align of cells:
TD { text-align: center; }
sven_the_tailor | Feb 08, 8077