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Responsive Web Design by Example : Beginner's Guide

By : Thoriq Firdaus
Book Image

Responsive Web Design by Example : Beginner's Guide

By: Thoriq Firdaus

Overview of this book

Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Responsive Web Design by Example Beginner's Guide Second Edition
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Time for action – composing the base style rules


In this section, we are going to write blog base styles. These style rules encompass the content font family, the font size, and a number of elements therein in general.

First of all, it is my personal opinion that using the default system font such as Arial and Times is so boring.

Note

Due to the browser support and font license restriction, we were only able to use fonts that were installed in the user's operating system. Consequently, for more than a decade, we're stuck to a very limited choice of fonts we can use on the Web, and many websites use the same set of fonts, such as Arial, Times, and even Comic Sans. So, yes, these are boring fonts.

Today, with the advancement in @font-face specification, as well as the license of font usage on the Web, we are now able to use fonts on the website outside the font selection of the user's computer. There are also now larger collections of fonts that we can embed on the Web for free, such as the ones...