I think I have a tough one.

In dreamweaver I have the option to pick more than one font so that I make sure any user that views my page will use one of the fonts. I guess the browsers check to see if the user has the first font in my list and if they don't it checks to see if they have the 2nd in my list and so on.

I can't get this to work my dreamweaver. I am trying to make the same block of text have different sizes depending on if the user has the first text or not.

Like for example

My pc has Text1 and Text2 but not very many people have Text1 but everyone has Text2

At 100% Text1 is this size

Text1Text1Text1Text1Text1Text1Text1

and at 100% Text2 is this size

Text2Text2Text2Text2Text2Text2Text2

So what I am trying to do is set Text1 to 170% so that everyone one who has Text1 on there pc can see it at a large enough size but in doing this it also sets Text2 to 170% which makes it way way to large. It's the same paragraph. The only reason anyone would ever see Text2 is if they don't have text one.

I can only test this in dreamweaver without uninstalling and reinstalling fonts. If you look at my site and the text is normal size and matches my images you are looking at chiller. If you look at my site and the text is HUGE and doesnt match anything then you don't have chiller. I would like to make that really huge text smaller and look better on my page for you

Do you guys have any ideas on how this could be done?

There's no way to do what you want with CSS. I don't even think there's a way to do it with Javascript.

Some one gave me this link. I'm looking it over. Have you ever heard of it?

http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/sifr/

Ok, yes, SIFR is good, I've used it - but it's really not meant to replace ALL the text on your page. SIFR is ideally suited for Headings and small bits of text.

My pages don't really have that much text on them. They largest part is only a few paragraphs.

Do you think I should try it? I really haven't got anything else to try.

You can always try it.. just be forewarned, it may slow down your pages.

http://www.lalit.org/lab/fontdetect.php (view source for the code)