Jan15Written by:Jacques van der Hoven
Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:42:06 GMT 
Web safe fonts are those fonts that are most likely to appear correct no matter the platform (Windows, Mac, Linux) or browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome, etc.).
The following table lists fonts that match this description:
| Generic |
Font |
| serif |
Times New Roman |
| |
Georgia |
| |
|
| sans-serif |
Andale Mono |
| |
Arial |
| |
Arial Black |
| |
Century Gothic |
| |
Impact |
| |
Trebuchet MS |
| |
Verdana |
| |
|
| cursive |
Comic Sans MS |
| |
|
| monospace |
Courier New |
Many situations require the explicit use of fonts that are not, in fact, web safe. Examples of such scenarios would be where an organization uses a specific font in their logo or slogon. The recommended approach here is to use an image instead. Design these sections in your preferred graphic design package and cut them out as blocks for use in the website.