Introduction to different attributes in Font (fonts) in CSS

This article brings to you the content is about the CSS font (font) in the different attributes of the introduction, there is a certain reference value, there is a need for friends to refer to, I hope you have some help.

Shorthand Order: style-variant-weight-size/line-height-family

eg

P{font:italic bold 12px/30px Georgia,serif;}

Note: The values for font-size and font-family are required.

Each property is described sequentially in order:

First, font-style:normal (default); Italic (italic); Oblique (tilt); inherit;

Italic is similar to oblique style, but oblique compatibility is not good.

Second, Font-variant:normall (default); Small-caps (Displays the font of small caps, meaning that all lowercase letters are converted to uppercase, but all letters using small-caps are smaller than the rest of the text); Inherit

Font-weight:normal (default, three); Bold (Bolder;lighter;inherit);

Font-size:medium (default, Medium), smaller (smaller size than parent element), larger (larger size than parent element); Length;%;inherit;

The attributes that are tied to medium are: Xx-small,x-small,small,meidium,large,x-large,xx-large.

Wu, font-family

eg

P{font-family: "Times New Roman", Time,serif;}

notation: (1) Each value is separated by a comma (2) If the font name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double quotation marks. Use single quotation marks when using the "style" property in HTML.

Note: (1) on the computer screen, Sans-serif fonts are considered to be easier to read than serif fonts. (2) font-family has family-name (specified series) and generic-family (usually font family). Using a particular font depends entirely on whether the font is available on the user's machine, so it is highly recommended to use a common Word system column name as a fallback.