Yep, you can set that up in your CSS file.
Example:
Code:
option.alladin {
font-family:alladin;
}
You can class "option" in your CSS file just like you can with any block level element, and so-forth.
Then in the HTML code for the option you'd need to put it this way:
Code:
<option class="alladin">Alladin</option>
Understand though, that simply because you've set the class as that font, that your end-user will only see that class in that font IF they have that font installed on their PC.
Last edited by WebSavvy; 03-21-2007 at 07:17 PM..
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