CSS---------------Text Types

Change text through font, mainly from the following aspects

• Font bold, font style: Italic and Font variants: small caps
• Size of font
• Row height
• Font

Examples such as the following

P{font:italic 75%/125% "Comic Sans MS", cursive;}

This rule defines several attributes of the font so that the entire paragraph text becomes italic.

The font size is set to 3/4 of the font size of the parent element for each paragraph, and the row height is set to 125% (slightly larger than the regular interval).

The text font is set to Comic Sans MS, and the default font is used if the font is not supported by the browser: cursive.

This rule also removes the effects of bold and small-caps (set their values to normal)

Fonts: Precautions font-family

1 because the user can not be expected to access the font defined in the style table. So it's a good idea to have an alternate font list after the property when setting the font.

2 at the end of this font list, add one of the system fonts. such as: Serif,sans-serif,cursive,fantasy or monospace

If fonts do not support the font characteristics set in the style table, the browser uses a different font.

Font Size: font-size

Row Height Line-height

The row height is used to specify the distance between rows and rows (line spacing).

Decorative Text-decoration

Specify text style underline double underline line-through underline none cancel

Font-style specifying text styles Normal, italic, oblique, inherit

FONT-WEIGHT Specifies whether the text is bold

Default value: Normal

Applies to: all elements

Inheritance: Support

Desirable value: normal | Bold | Bolder | lighter| |200 |300|400|500|600|700|800|900|inherit

　　

　 　　　

CSS---------------Text Types