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<div class="header"><h2>Abakada CSS Demo: font-family Property</h2></div>
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<h5>This example shows the effects of applying different typeface values for the CSS <b>font-family</b> style attribute.</h5>

<p id="msg">Select a font in the options below to see how the style is applied, and note the resulting CSS syntax for the style declaration. </p>

<h5 id="theSyntax">Syntax { font-family: "Arial, sans-serif" }</h5>

<p>Select font family: 
<select name="opts" onchange="chgProp ( this.value )">
   <option value="arial">Arial
   <option value="book">Book Antiqua
   <option value="comic">Comic Sans
   <option value="times">Times
   <option value="verd">Verdana
   <option value="serif">Serif
   <option value="sans">Sans-serif
</select></p>

<p><b>NOTE</b>: Including the generic families "<b>Serif</b>" or "<b>Sans-serif</b>" after a specified font family is optional, though recommended. They are used to instruct the browser to use a generic alternative, in case the specified font is not installed on the client. </p>

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<script language="JavaScript">
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function chgProp ( val ) {
   if ( val == "arial" ) fnt = "Arial, sans-serif";
   if ( val == "book" ) fnt = "Book Antiqua, serif";
   if ( val == "comic" ) fnt = "Comic Sans MS, sans-serif";
   if ( val == "times" ) fnt = "Times, serif";
   if ( val == "verd" ) fnt = "Verdana, sans-serif";
   if ( val == "serif" ) fnt = "Serif";
   if ( val == "sans" ) fnt = "Sans-serif";
   msg.style.fontFamily = fnt;
   txt = "Syntax { font-family: \"" + fnt + "\" }"
   theSyntax.innerText = txt;
}
//-->
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