Sans Serif Printing of Wikipedia articles - how?

[SunSplash]

SunSplash last edited by

Hi, I want to have a 1:1 font like showed in the article, but always opera converts to ugly Times or something.

Where can I change that?

Thank you!

Isa

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer @SunSplash last edited by

@sunsplash Do you mean actual printing (on paper), or are you just referring to the printing (text) on the screen? For me, text on the screen is sans-serif.

[cinihelo]

cinihelo @SunSplash last edited by

@sunsplash said in Sans Serif Printing of Wikipedia articles - how?:

Hi, I want to have a 1:1 font like showed in the article, but always opera converts to ugly Times or something.

Where can I change that?

Thank you!

Isa

+1. text on the screen is sans-serif.

[donq]

donq @SunSplash last edited by

@sunsplash
Wikipedia is designed to print in serif font (which is much more readable on paper than sans-serif, by the way); you cannot alter site design on Opera settings.

You may save page as PDF and print results afterward - this way you keep fonts, but layout is not print-friendly.

You may try to use some CSS (style) altering extension - Stylish, Stylebot; there are probably many more. How to exactly use them and what styles to change - sorry, this I don't know.