CSS tutorial: English and Chinese fonts for webpages

The family of letters in Western countries is divided into two main families: serif and sans serif. The typewriter reader is also sans serif, but the Typewriter family is derived from the same distance.

Serif indicates that there is an out-of-the-box operator at the beginning and end of the word, and the rough character of the operator varies depending on the direct character. On the contrary, sans serif does not have these external operators, and their rough examples are almost the same.

For example, Times and Times New Roman are all dependent on serif, while Arial and helvetica are dependent on sans serif.

The general ratio of serif to sans serif

• Serif is easy to recognize, and therefore highly sensitive. On the contrary, sans serif is eye-catching, but in the context of plain text, sans serif is easy to cause letters to recognize, there are often cases of re-indexing and upstream and downstream failover.
• Serif begin refers to the beginning and end of the letter, so it is easy to distinguish between the beginning and the end.
• Serif contains a word rather than a single letter, and sans serif contains another letter.
• In the field of small characters, sans serif usually indicates that serif characters are clear.

Used for different purposes

Generally, the content and body of an article use serif fonts that are easy to understand, which can increase the readability, in addition, for a long period of time, it is difficult to get tired because the word is used as a single bit. In terms of standards and table terms, he needs to keep an eye on sans serif, but he does not have to keep an eye on these words for a long time.

For example, DM and haishu, in order to be eye-catching, his short paragraphs will also use sans serif. However, in the case that the source and the source chapter have the appropriate length, we should use the serif characters to refer to the region on which the author wrote them.

Chinese sentiment

In Chinese, there are also serif fonts. For example, Ming (Song) is serif, which is usually matched with the Times Roman family. The black and simplified fonts are the sans serif fonts.

In the case of direct Chinese ranking, the difference between serif and sans serif is not easy to predict. However, in the general Chinese ranking, the accessibility and eye-catching features described above are also applicable to Chinese characters.

It is often seen that Chinese publications are written and written in Chinese, and the content is not easy to understand. However, this is a very eye-catching hacker or library. For the author, in a long period of time, it is easy to cause eye discomfort. It seems that the amount should be avoided.