In this example, three classes ins, pts, and pct are defined in lines 616. All lines are justified withinР”Р€0: This is a left aligned text box defined byР”Р€1: margin left right (5%, 50%). The first line of text should beР”Сћ4: indented 1 inch from the left margin of the box.Р”Сћ6: This is a right aligned text box defined byР”Сћ7: margin left right (50%, 5%). H1 Р”Сћ0: Text Indent Margin and Alignment DemoР”Сћ2: This is a left aligned text box defined byР”Сћ3: margin left right (5%,50%). This statement tries to display the text 'Hello World' with the specified font called 'arial.' If 'arial' is not available on your system, then the font 'Times New Roman' is used as a second choice. As a general rule, the browser does the best it can to match the requested fonts with the ones specified. It's worth pointing out that there are few truly universal fonts common to all operating systems and browsers. Quotation marks are used if the font_name contains spaces or more than one word (e.g., 'Times New Roman'). Where font_name is the name of the font available on your system. The general format isР”Р‡ont-family: font_name1, font_name2, font_name3 2.2.1 Font family, size, weight, and colorР”Р‡ont family is defined by an attribute or keyword font-family inside a CSS definition. It is an extensive specification and takes style sheets to a new level. Basically the CSS2 specification not only adds to the existing CSS1 specification, but also supersedes many of its elements in particular the additions to the font, box, and positioning elements. Although not fully implemented, the CSS Level 2 (CSS2) specification is available via W3C. Some other browsers such as Opera 5+ are also CSS1 compliant. Sets the color of the font in 24-bit red, green, blue modeР”Р„ shorthand property to set all font valuesР”Вisplays text in a small-caps font or normal fontР”В¬SS Level 1 (CSS1) is implemented fully in both the NS6+ and IE6+ browsers.

Font family, size, weight, style, and color Some frequently used CSS properties related to font are listed in Table 2.1. Thus, unless backward compatibility is required, CSS properties are used throughout this book. They are more powerful than the FONT attribute introduced in HTML 3.x or earlier. Р вЂєР С‘РЎвЂљР ВµРЎР‚Р В°РЎвЂљРЎС“РЎР‚Р В° () 2.2 Controlling text properties with style Table of ContentsР”Сћ.2 Controlling text properties with styleР”В¬SS font properties provide a more logical set of tools to control the way texts are displayed on a Web page.

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