Stylesheet 2
"This is an example of the font-family property with the fonts comic sans ms, arial, monotype corsiva."
This is an example of the font-size set to 65pt."
This is an example of the font-weight property with a value of bold."
This is an example of the font-style property with a value of italic."
This is an example of the text-transform property with a value of capitalize.
This is an example of text-decoration.
1.Fonts are not always called the same thing across platforms.
2.CSS property used to call a font by name.
3.If a font with that name is installed on this computer, use it. If not, move on to the second font named.
4.As many as you want.
5. serif (probably Times), sans-serif (probably Arial or Helvetica), cursive(probably Comic Sans), fantasy (probably Ransom), monospace (probably Courier)
6.For inline styles, use single quotes:, If you're grouping declarations and font-family is among them, make it the last one.
7.Sometimes Internet Explorer 3 will ignore an entire CSS rule if font-family isn't the last property listed.
8.points, ems, pixels, and other units; keywords; and percentage values
9.fonts appear larger on PC monitors than they do on Mac monitors.
10.unit of distance equal to the point size of a font.
11.text sizes are similar across platforms when you use it (with any other unit, PC text appears bigger than Mac text).
12.Web pages will not print consistently.
13.in is inches, cm is centimeters, mm is millimeters, pc is picas, ex is x-height
14.xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large
15.numerical values we're used to seeing with FONT SIZE
16.font-style
17.named Oblique and Normal
18.font-weight
19.normal
20.100, 200, ... 900, lower the number the onbold and higher the number more boldness.
21.For a font with only a normal and a bold face, 100-600 might display as normal, and 700-900 might appear as bold.
22.Unfortunately, no version of Communicator or Internet Explorer currently supports this property.
23.uppercase makes every single character capitalized, lowercase makes all of the characters lowercased., capitalize makes the first character of every word capitalized., none means that any inherited text-transform value will be ignored, and the text will display normally.
24.underline, overline, line-through, blink, none.
25.A:link is for normal, unvisited links; A:active is for link appearance while you're clicking; and A:visited is for previously visited links.
26.you can also use any other CSS property on them using A:link, A:active, and A:visited.
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