What are CSS Fonts?
CSS font properties are used to control the appearance of text such as typeface, size, weight, and style.
Font Family
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Font Size
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Font Weight
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Font Style
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Font Variant
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Font Shorthand
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Web Safe Fonts
- Arial
- Verdana
- Times New Roman
- Courier New
- Georgia
Using Google Fonts
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Font Properties Overview
| Property | Description |
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| font-family | Font type |
| font-size | Text size |
| font-weight | Thickness |
| font-style | Italic/normal |
| line-height | Line spacing |
Best Practices
- Use fallback fonts
- Prefer rem/em for scalable fonts
- Limit number of font families
- Ensure readability across devices
Common Mistakes
- Not using fallback fonts
- Using too many font families
- Hardcoding font sizes in px
- Ignoring performance of web fonts
Conclusion
CSS fonts are essential for typography. Proper font selection improves readability and user experience.