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  1. knollstech
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  4. Wednesday, 17 December 2014
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I've googled & googled but can't find an answer: please help. My client asked me to use the "TM" (for trademark) on its site. I'm using Google web fonts (sans serif) for the text & headings. For some reason, the site only displays the "TM" using the default font of the browser ... and that's okay on Mac (also sans serif) but on Windows it defaults to a serif font and everything looks a bit ugly.

Is there a way using Custom CSS or Custom Code in the template to change the default font for all pages on my Nocturne-based site to be a sans serif font?

Thanks.
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

Ciarán
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Hello

Have you since amended this issue? We have checked your site in IE, Firefox and Chrome and your 'TM' appears to be displaying in all without any issue (after 'Defining Solutions for Tomorrow's Networks' near footer).

Ciarán
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