eAvida :: CSS1 - Font Properties

This is a short CSS properties Reference Table. If you need any further information see the complete W3C CSS 1 and CSS 2 recommendations.

Font Properties
Name	Syntax	Possible values	Example	N	E	V	I	Notes
font-family	font-family: <value>;	Use any font family name	font-family: arial, verdana ;	4	4	1	Y	Use specific family name.
font-family	font-family: <value>;	serif \| sans-serif \| cursive \| fantasy \| monospace	font-family:serif;	4	4	1	Y	Use specific family name.
font-style	font-style: <value>;	normal \| italic \| oblique	font-style: normal ;	4	4	1	Y
font-variant	font-variant: <value>;	normal \| smallcaps	font-style: normal ;	n/a	4	1	Y
font-weight	font-weight: <value> ;	normal \| bold \| bolder \| lighter 100 \| 200 \| 300 \| 400 \| 500 \| 600 \| 700 \| 800 \| 900	font-style: normal ;	4	4	1	Y	the numbers represent gradient weight: 100 is lighter, 900 bolder
font-size	font-size: <value>	<length>	font-size: 10pt ;	4	4	1	Y	Using <absolute length> size is considered inconsiderate to people with vision impairment.
		Percentage: <percentage> ;	font-size: 120% ;
		Absolute size: xx-small \| x-small \| small \| medium \| large \| x-large \| xx-large	font-size: medium ;
		Relative size: larger \| smaller	font-size: larger ;
font	background: <value>;	<font-style> \|\|<font-variant> \|\| <font-weight> \|\| <font-size> \|\| <line-height> \|\| <line-height>	font: normal small-caps 16pt sans-serif ;	4	4	1	Y

remarks
N	Implemented in Netscape Navigator
E	Implemented in Internet Explorer
V	CSS version
I	Is attribute inherited? (Y=yes, N=no)
	Default values are highlighted