Okay, well I want the links to have this certain font, but to my knowledge it only works on my computer since my computer hold that font. Is it anyway for my visitors to view the font as I view it?

you will have to upload the font, provide a link to it, have the customer download it and install it themselves.

no simple way through coding as many browsers do not support embedded fonts yet.

You can either suggest that your viewers download the font [which most usually won't], choose an alternative font that's similar that you like and comes standard on most computers, or make images for your links with the font.

Edit: bah on you, pb&j. :stickout:

Since it's already been explained that you can't easily distribute arbitrary fonts to users, I won't elaborate on it further. However, CSS does provide the ability to specify multiple font families so you have something on which to fall back if they don't have your preferred font. You should aslo get into the habit of specifying generic font families. Generic font families tell the browser what kind of font you want displayed so that it can choose its own (defaults are usually configurable by the user) if none of yours are found. The generic font families are monospace, sans-serif, serif, cursive, and fantasy. Try reading this article for more information on generic families and common/similar fonts you can rely on among different platforms:
http://www.upsdell.com/BrowserNews/res_fonts.htm

p {
font-family:verdana, "trebuchet ms", arial, sans-serif;
}

Thanks a lot for the help. I will keep that in mind :) Thanks once again <33

Edit: bah on you, pb&j. :stickout:
mwa-ha-ha :lolo: