CSS Font

Used to change the typeface of text on your web page.

• Font-Family

• Font-variant

• Font-Size

• Font

The letters in these fonts have extra details on the ends of each letter. Examples include fonts like Times New Roman or Georgia, among others.

• Serif

• Sans-Serif

• Monospace

• Decorative

The letters in these fonts do not have extra details on the ends of each letter. Instead, letters have straight, flat edges. Some examples include Arial or Helvetica.

• Serif

• Sans-Serif

• Monospace

• Decorative

To use fallback fonts, the following syntax is required:

• Sets of Font family

• Sets of Generic Font family

• Sets of Font Family and one Generic Family

To change the size of text on your web page, you can use the font _______ property.

• Size

• Variant

• Height

• Family

There are three units of measurement for font-size:

• px, em, and %

• px, em, and cm

• px, cm, and %

• px, cm, and ft

The property used to make the text thicker.

• Font-Oblique

• Font-Style

• Font-Bold

• Font-Weight

You can also italicize words with the font-style property. Using the value _________.

• Italic

• Oblique

• Bold

• Normal

All the letters here have the same fixed width. They create a mechanical look.

• Monospace

• Fantasy

• Cursive

To shorten the code, it is also possible to specify all the individual font properties in one property. What is the correct arrangement for shorthand property

• font: bold 12px/30px Italic Georgia, serif;

• font: italic small-caps bold 12px/30px Georgia, serif;

• font: italic bold 12px/30px small-caps Georgia, serif;

• font: 12px/30px italic small-caps bold Georgia, serif;