How to find out a font on a webpage

[Struggling]

I really like the fonts that are used on this webpage. I have looked through the css and but I am unable to work out which font that they use.

Is there a firefox add on or a way to easy see what font is used on a webpage???Or an easy way to work out what font they are using???

http://green-beast.com/blog/

Cheers

[Varelse]

Firebug -> Inspect Element

@Firebug

Inherited from body#top
style.css (line 18)
(...)
font-family:'trebuchet ms','lucida sans','lucida grande','century gothic','palatino sans',helvetica,arial,sans-serif;

So what you see is most likely Trebuchet.

Firebug add-on
Get Firebug

[rajatgarg]

Thanks for referring Firebugs. Its a great tools

[Struggling]

Cheers Varelse that is just what I was after

[Probably_me]

Web Developer Toolbar → Information → Display Element Information
(or Ctrl+Shift+F – but of course you need it installed first)

And then it’s just in the line that says Font family:

Gotta love the 'toolbar

[JREAM]

WOW I didnt know WebDevToolbar had that! I’ve been using an XRay JS (which is nice btw), but that is already build in sweet

[rabbitsfeat]

It’s a pity that there isn’t a method that can tell what the font is, when it’s embeded in an image… or is there?

Now that would be useful!

[Varelse]

@rabbitsfeat

It’s a pity that there isn’t a method that can tell what the font is, when it’s embeded in an image… or is there?

There is :agree: