Website Coding question

[absentx]

Not sure if this is the right forum or not, but here goes.

I just changed my nav bar to regular text rather than flash for obvious reasons. The one thing that was nice about flash is I could use the font I wanted without having to worry about other peoples browsers or computers.

How can I make sure that the font I want shows up on other peoples computers now that I have changed to regular text. I know it can be done because I see other people do it. Does it involve CSS or could someone just explain what I need to do to ensure that my visitors see the nav bar in OZhandicraft BT?

[PPP]

Words you want

You can also do it via css

[absentx]

hmmm, that still doesnt work. would there be other code on the page that might be interfering with that? Should this be a definite or is there still a chance someone elses browser wont display the correct font? I am testing it on someone elses computer who has all the lates browsers and it is still coming up as just times new roman or some boaring font.

[GregK]

You'll have to "embed" it http://www.spoono.com/html/tutorials/tutorial.php?id=19

Few problems doing it, different for IE, NN & I don't know about Firefox? I think there is some new CSS3 that "might" work in Firefox, Opera, Safari etc.?
Might be some issues with that ozhandin.ttf font copyright too?
Always been way more trouble than its worth IMO.

You could always create a menu using normal images (gif, jpg etc) & alt tags, not as good as text but waaaaaay better than Flash.

I'd say go here http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/ pick a nice CSS menu you like & find a more normal font!

Good luck