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How to Change Your Website’s Text With the CSS font-family Property

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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The font-family property is an important tool that web developers use to change the font of their website’s text. This property controls the typeface or font that is used for your website’s text. By default, most browsers use their own default font, but using the font-family property, you can specify which fonts should be used for your website.

Here are the steps to change your website’s text with the CSS font-family property:

Step 1: Choose the font you want to use

First, you need to choose the font that you want to use on your website. There are many different fonts to choose from, and you can find a huge variety of fonts online. You can download these fonts for free or for a small fee. Once you have chosen the font that you want to use, you can add it to your website. There are several ways to do this, and the method you choose will depend on your website’s platform.

Step 2: Add the font to your website

If you have chosen a custom font, you will need to add it to your website. You can do this by uploading the font file to your server and linking to it in your HTML code. Alternatively, you can use Google Fonts or another online font service to add the font to your website. These services offer a wide variety of fonts that you can use on your website, and they are easy to use.

Step 3: Add the CSS code to your website

Once you have added the font to your website, you can use the font-family property to change the font of your website’s text. To do this, you will need to add the CSS code to your website. You can do this by adding the code to your HTML code, or you can create a separate CSS file and link to it in your HTML code.

The CSS code for the font-family property looks like this:

body {
font-family: ‘font name’, serif;
}

In this example, replace ‘font name’ with the name of the font you want to use. You can also add a fallback font in case the chosen font is not available. The fallback font is ‘serif’ in this example.

Step 4: Save and test your website

Once you have added the CSS code to your website, save your changes and test your website. You should see that the font of your website’s text has changed to the font you have specified using the font-family property.

Conclusion:

Changing the font of your website’s text is an easy process that can be done using the CSS font-family property. By choosing the right font and adding the code to your website, you can quickly change the look and feel of your website’s text. So, start experimenting with different fonts and see which one works best for your website.

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