Applying Special Effects to Text with CSS font-style This is the property you need to make text italic, oblique or normal. If you code H1 { font-style: italic } your browser will render all H1 text as italic. If there is no such italic font, then the browser will usually make one up. If a font has a version named Oblique instead of Italic, then use oblique as the value of font-style. A third value for font-style is normal, which will make the font appear as normal text. font-weight
P { font-weight: bold } A value of bold gives text within a certain tag bold properties. Likewise a value of normal will make any bold text nonbold. You can also specify font-weight using numerical values: 100, 200, etc. font-variant H1 { font-variant: small-caps } You can use font-variant to display normal text as small caps. Is not supported by all browsers. text-transform B { text-transform: uppercase } This property is related to font-variant and is supported by most browsers. uppercase -- makes every single character capitalized. lowercase -- makes all of the characters lowercased. capitalize -- makes the first character of every word capitalized. none ------- means that any inherited text-transform value will be ignored, and the text will display normally. text-decoration This is one of the most common used properties for taking off that underline on a link. B { text-decoration: underline }
In this example all <B> text would be underlined.
line -- places a line through the text as in strike through.
overline -- places a line above the text.
blink -- makes the text blink.
none -- makes none of the above happen.
The most common use of text decoration is to apply the values to the <a> tag of links to bring about no underline on links, etc. (For full ready made css coding Click Here!)
A:link { text-decoration: none } ----- for normal, unvisited links, no underline;
A:active { text-decoration: none }--- active is for link appearance while you're clicking
A:visited { text-decoration: none }---visited is for previously visited links
You can also use any other CSS properties on them using A:link, A:active, and A:visited. Here's some colors and font properties.
A:link { text-decoration: none; color: red; font-weight: bold; font-family: tahoma, arial, serif }
Not all browsers support this feature
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