Look in the file wp-layout.css.
You’ll see the default font (Lucida Grande ?) there.
Do a Find and replace with the name of the font that you want.
That should do the trick 🙂
If you want different fonts for different areas, change them one by one, and view the changes before making the next one.
iKwak,
I have annotated the entire wp-layout.css file and you can see it here . If, after looking over this page, you find that you have unanswered questions, post back here and I will attempt to answer them and also update the Wiki page to help clarify things for future users.
Craig.
Kevin,
I think I see the problem. In your CSS, you have fonts with single quotes around them that aren’t required.
Examples: ‘Tahoma’, ‘Arial’ – I suggest removing those quotes. Also, in some cases, you have ‘Tahoma’, ‘Tahoma’, or ‘Arial’, Arial. Remove the doubled-up font calls as well.
Also, I notice that you have Tahoma declared but serif as a generic font-family…you may wish to change that to sans-serif. This is in #menu-left ul li.
Try tidying that stuff up a bit and then check the browsers again.