I have a couple of unordered lists which I want to use on the same webpage. I want to have considerably different settings for these lists (everything from different fonts to different padding etc). How can I set up two different lists? Or should I use the "ul.(xxx)" command to style each different list as I want it?
(Hopefully) pretty basic unordered list question
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Yes, just give each list a different class name, ie <ul class="stuff"> and <ul class="things">, then refer to the individual classes from your CSS to style each one independently.
Cool cool, sorted 
Next minor problem is how to use a wider variety of fonts? I only seem to be able to bring up basic ones such as Arial or Times New Roman. Ideally I would like to use the "stencil" font, similar to that in Photoshop. I've downloaded a free font which is similar, and placed it in a folder with some of my webpage stuff.
How, though, do I use that font? I've tried the font-family command, but that still seems to restrict me to a fairly small number of them.
Next minor problem is how to use a wider variety of fonts? I only seem to be able to bring up basic ones such as Arial or Times New Roman. Ideally I would like to use the "stencil" font, similar to that in Photoshop. I've downloaded a free font which is similar, and placed it in a folder with some of my webpage stuff.
How, though, do I use that font? I've tried the font-family command, but that still seems to restrict me to a fairly small number of them.
