Can I change the font style of of an existing page with css? Options

[johnminkough]

Hi

I'm a css novice.

I have 40 or so html pages that look like this:

http://johnminkoff.com/forward.html

They all use the Abadi font. I want to change them all to the Courier font.

If I understand how this works, I should be able to create a stylesheet which will specify a different font,
and if the page head section has code linking it to that stylesheet, the desired font will be displayed on the page.

So far my efforts to accomplish this haven't worked out.

Right now the word
'Abadi" occurs countless times in the code. Changing all that manually in 40 pages is not sounding appealing.

Am I on the right track here? Any tips on coding?

Thanks.

[Frederiek]

Someone reminded me of the old "find-and-replace" technique. Seems like a manageable solution for
the time being.

Indeed, and it would even be a better solution, if your editor can use that technique on multiple files at once (batch find-replace).

[pandy]

Actually, it wouldn't be much more work to remove those attributes (and sometimes the tags they are used with) and replace them with classes and IDs so you can use an external style sheet. But if you plan to rewrite the whole site I don't know if I would bother with either. Better start with the rewrite.

P.S. Courier is extremely hard to read on screen, me thinks.