CSS font-family
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The CSS font-family property allows you to specify a prioritized list of font family names (for example, 'times' or 'arial') and/or generic family names (for example, 'serif' or 'sans-serif'). If a font has a space in it, you need to surround it with double quotes (for example, "Times New Roman").
Tip: Use CSS font to set the most common font properties in one go.
| Syntax: | font-family: <family-name>, <generic-family> |
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| Initial Value: | Depends on user agent |
| Applies to: | All elements |
| Inherited: | Yes |
| Media: | Visual |
| Example: |
p {font-family: fantasy, cursive, Serif;}
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