Font used in template

[jewelcorner]

I want to make some buttons (about us, contact us, etc...)that will match the incuded buttons (store front, checkout, etc..) in the nav bar for my template.

Where can I find what font was used?

Thanks,

Andy

[Pete McNamara]

If you know a little about CSS, you could do it the other way around. By applying a class to each button, you can get the MM5 buttons to match what you create for the others. Click the " Show Code" in the Buttons section. e.g. Here is some code for the Remove button:

<input type="submit" value="Remove" class="button2" />

[jewelcorner]

I know the concept of CSS, just not too much in the coding department...it has been a long time since I have designed anything. So that actually didn't make too much sense to me. Thanks anyways though.

I had a suggestion on a different thread to just create a global header for all my links, and pertty much scratch the nav bar. I know the header would look better, just not sure which one to choose.

[Pete McNamara]

That didn't make sense because what I wrote was completely irrelevant. Sorry. It was too early in the morning for me. Ignore everything I said - I was referring to button links, not the navbar.

Starting again. The images for the links in the navbar are located here, in your MM5 installation:
/httpdocs/mm5/graphics/en-US/mmui

These are the names of the images for the navbar:
account.gif
basket.gif
blades.gif
checkout.gif
prodlist.gif
search.gif
storfrnt.gif

Why not create your own replacement images (give them the same file name) for those images plus any additional ones you want, and then upload them to the same folder on your server?

Then your new images will overwrite the old ones and you will have a look consistent with your additional links.

[aarcmedia]

Getting rid of miva's navbar and creating your own global header is by far the best way to go. This way you control the look and feel, the styles and everything else. I'm not 100% sure what font they use, but I believe it's just your standard Arial for all of the text within Miva. Disable the navbar, create your own global header and footer and you're off.