CSS Common font Unicode encoding

To set the font name in CSS, it is possible to write Chinese directly. However, when the file encoding (GB2312, UTF-8, etc.) does not match, it will produce garbled errors.

To do this, you can avoid these errors by using Unicode encoding directly in CSS to write font names. Using Unicode to write Chinese font names, the browser can be correctly parsed.

For example:

font-family: "\5fae\8f6f\96c5\9ed1", which indicates that the font is set to "Microsoft Black".

Common Chinese Font Unicode encoding

Font name	English name	Unicode Encoding
Song Body	SimSun	\5b8b\4f53
New song Body	Nsimsun	\65b0\5b8b\4f53
Blackbody	Simhei	\9ed1\4f53
Microsoft Ya-Black	Microsoft Yahei	\5fae\8f6f\96c5\9ed1
Chinese fine Black	Stxihei	\534e\6587\7ec6\9ed1

CSS Common font Unicode encoding