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5/25/2010 12:54 PM
 
Is there a way to change which css files or classes are applied when I switch a site from one language to another?  

I'm creating a multilingual DNN 4.9.4 site and am using the Language Selector skin object to switch between English and Korean.  When the site is in English, I'd like to have it use the Tahoma font-family, which is being pulled from my skin package.  When in Korean, it seems to be using Gulim font by default and I'd like to set it to use the Dotum font instead.   Is there a way to create and apply a different css file in the skin for each language? 
 
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