Fonts

Serif is more readable in text. London Times used Times Roman for text, with Helvetica (san-serif) for headlines. Probably still a good combination. Headings also work well using a serif font like Times, using a combination of caps and small caps.

Is monotype the same as a monospaced typeface like courier? If so, it is used almost exclusively for tabular columns, and then only because the digits will line up with one another vertically.

No more than two typefaces per page, please, unless you want to give someone a throbbing headache without them knowing quite why.

If you can find Occidental, it is about the most ornate thing you can get without losing legibility. Legible or not, it's too much for most uses.

sans-serif font is looks great. You can apply this font.

i agree with you.

Eek I finally saw this!

Times New Roman is common and everyone's computer has it (or should).

One thing that you can do with css is make sure that, if you're using serifs, the reader's PC will default to Times even if you didn't pick it. That way, you can select what you want but have a backup that's readable.

See http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp for some more info. I love w3schools - they concisely explain wtf all this html stuff really means.

times new roman is the font that everyone will use probably

sans-serif font is best between serif and sans-serif. If you want to try Verdana and Candara are both best font for Blog Site.
So, It look best and very attractive for your site.