Text and Font Properties in CSS


  CSS allows us to control not only the layout of a page's structure but also how text looks. Text and font properties in CSS are important tools for improving the readability and appearance of content on a web page.


  Through these properties, you can define the font, size, color, spacing between letters and words, and much more to give your designs a unique personality.

Main Text and Font Properties


  •   Font-family: Defines the font family for the text. Example: font-family: 'Arial', sans-serif;.
  •   Font-size: Controls the size of the text. Example: font-size: 16px;.
  •   Font-weight: Adjusts the thickness of the text, such as bold or normal. Example: font-weight: bold;.
  •   Text-align: Aligns the text horizontally, such as left, center, or right.
  •   Text-decoration: Applies decorations like underline, line-through, etc. Example: text-decoration: underline;.
  •   Text-transform: Controls the capitalization of the text. Example: text-transform: uppercase;.
  •   Letter-spacing: Adjusts the space between letters. Example: letter-spacing: 2px;.
  •   Line-height: Controls the vertical space between lines of text. Example: line-height: 1.5;.

  With the proper use of these properties, you can create attractive and easy-to-read text design on any device.