: {font-family:} for fonts in emails? Is there an email equivalent of the CSS property font-family? As emails don't embed the font, the reader has to have the font installed on their computer.

@Cugini213

If you are using Outlook or something similar, you can use HTML rather then CSS to encode Google Web Fonts, and have the fonts load up as a template each time you want to write an email.

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@Jessie594

See this article about CSS in emails. Most mail clients don't support a head element in HTML emails, so non-inline CSS is out. This means you can't use CSS3's @font -face to declare custom fonts.

However, you can specify fallback fonts by separating multiple fonts with commas. For example:

font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;

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