[seasurfer]

I realized that despite setting the font preferences I want, Safari still display the native fonts setting in most of the webpages, is there anyway I can make it display the font I want?

[Cybersparrow]

You can do this by specifying your own stylesheet, though it takes a bit of work. In Safari 3, the option is in the Advanced tab of the Preferences dialog. I don't remember where it is in Safari 2. In your stylesheet, you just put a lot of lines that look like this:

"HTML tag you want to change" {font-family: "font you want" !important}

The "!important" thing is important because it forces Safari to override any settings from the website's stylesheet. However, I don't know what happens if a website's style sheet also specifies "!important" for a particular tag. Hmmm...

[seasurfer]

How to write a style sheet? Use what program to write?

[Cybersparrow]

I use TextEdit, but you can use any program that can save as plain text. When you save, give the file an extension of css and you're all set.

[MyMac8MyPC]

You can use Taco to write it...

[@pplejaxkz]

Or Textwrangler is another text editor. It also has color coding capabilities. And W3schools is a good place to start learning some CSS syntax. I know I've learned a lot, HTML wise from this site.

I myself haven't tried what you are doing, but I don't think you should have too much of a probably accomplishing this. Anyways, good luck!