CSS Tutorial: css fonts | web designing complete premium tutorial| lecture #17
CSS Tutorial: css fonts | web designing complete premium tutorial| lecture #17
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of an HTML or XML document. CSS allows you to change the font used for text on a website.
The "font-family" attribute in CSS can be used to specify the font. This attribute specifies a list of font families that will be used for the text.
The following CSS rule, for example, changes the font of a paragraph element to "Arial," "Helvetica," or sans-serif:
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; css Copy code p
If the user's computer does not have Arial installed, Helvetica will be utilised as a backup font. If neither Arial nor Helvetica are available, the browser will default to a sans-serif font.
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