My guess is that Tahoma is not a native font on IOS devices.  I suspect if you used Arial it would display with the generic sans serif font (so similar you probably wouldn't notice), but if you want total control you should perhaps use google fonts.

I use Roboto a lot, and if you like it, check this post:-

https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/post/130718

One thing I forgot to say is that the header and footer correctly show the Tahoma font on Safari, but the rest of the pages do not.

So, from that, Safari does support the Tahoma font and can display it.

There's got to be something I'm mising with the rest of it, but I've no idea what?

Thanks for any clues.

Chris

The reason the header & footer look ok is that they have been turned into a graphic (try select and copy text from header :-)

Like I said, change some text to arial and put it online, you should find that the arial text is ok through safari because it is deemed to be a "safe web font"

You may find this link useful

http://web.mit.edu/jmorzins/www/fonts.html

My website is all Roboto - check it on your safari browser.

http://www.esahc.com

Hi,

Ah ha! I see what you mean about copy/paste for the header/footer.

I don't have an Apple device. I have to get somebody to try it with one.

But, surely, there's a way to make the page contents show a chosen font that isn't a downloaded web font, no?

I just wanted to use regular Tahoma :(

Thanks very much for your help.

I will keep it all as Aerial for now and read up on the link you provided about web fonts.

Thank you ;)