Detailed introduction to CSS basic style fonts
1. CSS font properties define the font family, size, boldness, style and transformation of the text
2. Properties
font-family Set the font family
font-size Set font size
font-style Set font style
font-variant Display text in small caps or normal font
font-weight Set the thickness of the font
p{ font-size: 30px; font-family: monospace; }
Fonts have been greatly improved after CSS3. In the past, some safe fonts had to be used to ensure that this font must exist on the user's PC. In Css3 Don't worry about this anymore.
@font-face{ font-family:myfont; src:url(); }
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