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Do you mean they way you *see* fonts in PFF or for your post?
For you post you can edit the html to set the fonts how you want.
Version 1.4 will have more formatting options to make this easier

For just in PFF you can apply a skin and change the fonts via the css.

i want to modify my font appearance "Arial" to "Tahoma" on M$ Windows os.

can performancing do that ? i don't want to modify html code i need quik editing .

if performancing 1.4 can do that form where can get it ? i couldn't find any link about it !

I have a similar question to the OP, though for me it's specifically with the Editor. I'd like to change the size of the font inside Performancing's editor (it's huge!). I downloaded the "template theme" and tried hunting around to find which css block affected the editor's font and nothing ended up changing anything.

I got desperate at the end and put "font-size: xx-small;" in virtually every block just to see if it would work and no go. =/

So... I suppose I have two questions. One, how can you tell if your custom theme is working (the "naked" theme obliterated the UI and the "black" theme blows up with a compatibility warning), and two, what css block affects the editor's default display font?

Ack, didn't think about that. Yeah, I'll update the skins and addons to be compatible with the 1.3.5 release.

As for what you want. I created a new skin here for small text:
http://jedbrown.net/temp/small_text_byjed.css

Basically the key here is to set @lddef to true
which makes sure it loads PFF's default theme first, then the custom skin which will overlay any css properties (this should be documented in the pff skin tutorial).

Also, in the case the 'editor' is just an html document so adding properties to the body element will work just like on any normal page.

Anyhow, let me know if that works for you and/or if you have any questions or problems.

Cheers
-Jed

I couldn't post new thread so i modified this thread to my question, Is there anybody can help me?