Coding for Beginners: CSS Basics #69— Adding Style with Font-Style
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We also learned about font-style in the setting of @font-face but it is also a property used to adjust the chosen font-family.
font-style indicates if a font is styled as normal, italic, or oblique face. Italic fonts are cursive and use less horizontal space. Oblique fonts are just sloped versions of the regular font.
font-style accepts the values of normal, italic, oblique, or oblique angle such as oblique 23deg. The value of the angle can be between -90deg and 90deg. If no angle is specified, the default is 14 degrees.
For accessibility reasons, avoid italicizing large sections of text because these will be difficult to read for those with dyslexia.
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