Quick Tip: do not use too many fonts on your Blog.

Having many fonts on your computer does not mean that you should use loads of them on the same blog.

In General, it is better to stick to fonts of 2 or 3 more. Heading, body text, perhaps another police if necessary. Use more, and your blog will look messy and inconsistent.

Consistency is the key here. For example, you can use the font of your header image in your subtitles, or for the stars of widget in your sidebar.

One of the biggest no - our changing the body of the text of a post to another, or even within the same post. I think it is very well to use a different font for quotes or code snippets, but other that that, don't change the fonts in your messages.

A particular point of pain is copying text from the word, as many additional style information is copied with the text. It is preferable to use the "Paste as text" button in the toolbar of WordPress. Or copy the text into Notepad first.

I'll leave you with a position of Ning creators: Design 101 - too many fonts. The underlying message is valid, but there are two major errors for this post:

When the application of font attributes makes sense, but you should use CSS so that you do not have to apply styles to each heading individually, being compatible. In addition, if you decide to change the overall appearance of your blog, you will need to modify each post individually. If the CSS is available on Ning, however, I am not sure.While this may be beyond control of the author, to the position of Ning creators is headed with a logo, multiple navigation bars, position title and signature of the author - almost all who use different fonts. This illustrates perfectly why police consistency is so important. The site looks just ugly with all these different fonts.

Fonts how you use on your blog? What is the most fonts that you have seen on a single blog?

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