Absolute and Relative font sizing control | Advantages & Disadvantages of font size in relation to browsers | CSS web design

July 29th, 2010

Absolute Font Sizing: (Example: is in pixels or points)p (font-size: 12pt)  OR  h1 (font-size: 40px)  OR  h4 (font-size: 1pc)One of the advantages of specifying absolute font-size is that a web designer knows how browsers (all the main ones) will display pages. Points and picas (pt/pc) are best used for printing (points & picas are media units) Read More...

Information About CSS Font Styles

July 29th, 2010

The CSS font is the most important feature of a page. There rare many fonts and some are available for free. Additionally CSS provides a system of fall back in case of any problematic situations. You can choose the fonts according to your requirements. There are different generic fonts Serif, Mono -space, fantasy and cursive Read More...

CSS, How to use Shorthand Properties!

August 1st, 2009

Shorthand Properties allow the values of several properties to be specified within a single property. Shorthand properties are easier to write and maintain. They also make CSS file smaller and faster to load. For example, the h2 element can be styled with font-style, font variant, font-weight, font-size, line-height, and font-family or with a single font property Read More...