CHAPTER 13
Font
The font properties can be used to change aspects of the font and to load custom fonts. They can be applied to any element and they all inherit.
font-family
font-family sets the face of the font. Its value can be a specific font name such as times or verdana; or a generic family name such as sans-serif, serif, or monospace.
font-family : inherit | <family-names> | <generic-families>
The value for this property is a prioritized list of one or more font names. If a browser does not have access to the first font, it uses the next font and so on.
font-family: "Times New Roman", times, serif;
It is recommended to end the list with a ...
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