There are both font and text attributes available in CSS
You can use the style with the individual elements. Or you can also use them externally in CSS file.
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You can use a style sheet to format text by the following examples:font-family: Arial; Changes the font to Arial Font in that Div.text-decoration: underline; Underlines text in that Div.font-weight: bold; Bolds text in a Div.color: #000; Changes the color of text in a Div.
styles
A style is a pre-defined combination of formats. For a cell, this can include the colour of the cell, the number formatting, the text alignment, the font formats, borders etc. You can modify existing styles to suit your needs.
Try the below: body { background-color: #cff; font-size: 12pt; font-family: "Times New Roman", serif; color: #000; margin: 0; padding: 0; } where font is sized, defined and the color is black "#000"
A style is a pre-defined combination of formats. For a cell, this can include the colour of the cell, the number formatting, the text alignment, the font formats, borders etc. You can modify existing styles to suit your needs. Then you can apply them in one go, rather than applying each element of formatting one at a time. This is quicker and also makes it consistent, as you'll know cells with the same styles have the same formatting.
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Text styles
When applying style formats, options that can be formatted typically include text attributes such as font type, size, and color, as well as paragraph settings like alignment, line spacing, and indentation. Additionally, options for borders, shading, and list styles can be modified. In some applications, styles can also apply to tables and images, affecting their layout and appearance. Overall, the choice of formatting options depends on the software being used.