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For example, to display Japanese characters properly do the following:
# Put this '''<!--Use TTF-->''' somewhere within the web page view
# Put this '''<font face="VAL Gothic Regular">''' or '''<font face="Bitstream Cyberbit">''' in front of the text that will contain the special/non-Latin characters. (You ::* Alternately you can define the font within a <style> tag if desiredfor each element. For example:<pre><style><!--@sslogic("@me.langid@" in (7,15))-->body,div,span,p,table,tr,th,td,a{ font-family: "Bitstream Cyberbit",'Arial',Verdana, Arial, 'MS Sans Serif', sans-serif; font-weight:normal;}<!--@end--></style></pre>
'''Note:''' Many fonts such as Japanese and Korean do not fully support bold text. Accordingly using "<b>" or "<strong>" tags, or style="font-weight:bold or 200 etc. (or CSS entries) may result in garbled output.
