Nalwan. You will probably want to put Tahoma in front of Arial if you want Tahoma to be used instead of Arial. I understand that with font families, the first font is tried first – and if for some reason someone does not have Arial – it will try with Helvetica and if that doesn’t exist it will look for any sans-serif font.
You will need to have body {font-family: Tahoma;} for Tahoma to be used. But if someone doesn’t have Tahoma, it is a good idea to have an alternativve, yet similar font specified.
<em>@studiofat 185497 wrote:</em><blockquote>if you want add Tahoma font to this template you must edit ja_anioncorethemesdefaultcsstemplate.css
and then in this file find line
body { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; }
and changed to
body { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Tahoma, sans-serif; }</blockquote>