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Change Font to non windows font or image


  1. designer
    Member

    For a text field, is it possible to change the font of a label? example: email address. to a non windows font or to an image that will display on all browsers etc....

    please help

    Posted 13 years ago #
  2. yuniar

    The fonts being used by current machform should be displayed fine on all browsers, either using windows, mac or any other OS.

    If you would like to change the font of your form to something else, you can edit the CSS code of your form. Search for this:

    #main_body
    {
    	background:#fffff;
    	font-family:"Lucida Grande", Tahoma, Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;
    	font-size:small;
    	margin:8px 0 16px;
    	text-align:center;
    }

    simply change the font-family above.

    On the next version of MachForm (the beta version should be released next month) there will be a built-in option to easily change the font of your labels to over 400+ web fonts.


    MachForm Founder

    Posted 13 years ago #
  3. designer
    Member

    i want to use a non windows font . how can i do this so it works on all browsers?

    if i can't do this then I will want to put default text in the field but i would want the default text to disappear when the user clicks in the field... how can i do this? I saw some instructions on this forum but they did not work.... please provide clear instructions.. thank you!

    also i would not want the user to be able to submit the default text... i do not wish to use the required check box as this causes the form to have all the additional errors etc so i use only text fields... its only for a simple join mailing list you see.... please help me

    Posted 13 years ago #
  4. yuniar

    You can simply change the above font-family with the font you prefer. I'm not sure what do you mean with a non windows font though. Arial, verdana, helvetica, etc,,,they are all common fonts and available on any operating system.


    MachForm Founder

    Posted 13 years ago #

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