Codes for CSS Font Shorthand Styling

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font-size: 1em;
line-height: 1.5em;
font-weight: bold;
font-style: italic;
font-variant: small-caps;
font-family: verdana,serif;

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As I have included in my last post the importance of using CSS for customizing the fonts on your internet site, I have included on this post of mine the codes shown above. You maybe doing those codes, but I bet you didn't know there are much easier and better ways to CSS code the shorthand font rule on internet site design. Modern digital platforms are like these. Yes, there's this perpetual development of shortcuts for each long method devised back then brought about by the rapid developments of such technology.

Thus, I give you the code below for an easier way to CSS code the shorthand rule on your internet site. After all, shorthand font styling is more visually appealing than using normal font styling. Since studies show that most web viewers seek visual appeal plus reliable and accurate information over textual quality, it is imperative to have accurate and simple contents on your site and styling the text fonts for maximum visual appeal as well.

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font: 1em/1.5em bold italic small-caps verdana,serif

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Just remember to specify font family and font size on your codes so as for the code above to work. With this code, you now have the power to fully grasp the customization possibilities of the shorthand styling method on internet sites. I suggest you work on the more important aspects on CSS development for you to maximize what such a web development language could do for your internet site.