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The font-weight property in CSS is used to specify the weight (or boldness) of the font. It allows developers to control the thickness of text characters, enhancing the visual hierarchy…

The font-variant-position property in CSS provides a way to control the vertical position of text, allowing developers to easily create superscript and subscript text. Superscript text is positioned slightly above…

The font-variant-numeric property in CSS provides advanced typographic control over numeric glyphs. This property allows developers to specify different styles of numbers, such as oldstyle figures, lining figures, proportional figures,…

Ligatures in typography refer to the special joining of two or more characters into a single glyph to improve readability and aesthetic appeal. Common examples include "fi" and "fl". Ligatures…

The font-variant-east-asian property in CSS provides advanced typographic control for East Asian text. This property allows developers to use specific typographic features commonly found in East Asian writing systems, such…

The font-variant-caps property in CSS allows developers to control the capitalization of text, offering a range of options beyond the standard uppercase and lowercase transformations. This property includes various capitalization…

The font-variant-alternates property in CSS allows developers to access and use alternate glyphs in a font. Alternate glyphs are special variations of characters that a font designer may include to…

The font-variant property in CSS allows developers to control the use of small caps and other font variants. This property provides a way to transform text into a variety of…

The font-synthesis property in CSS allows developers to control whether a browser is allowed to synthesize bold and italic styles when they are not available in the specified font family.…

The font-style property in CSS is used to specify the style of the font, particularly whether the text should be displayed in an italicized or normal style. Italicizing text is…