Open rimmesbe opened 7 years ago
Would you say this is best practice only if 100% of the fonts used on a website is one font? What if there are different fonts for the headers and the body? Would it be better to do what I had done or would you still set the default font as the body, and then do more specific selectors for elements that have a different font?
The most fonts you will ever want on a page is 3 (usually 2), otherwise it just starts to look like a mess. Usually you will set the main font with inheritance, and then do your method for the secondaries.
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Would you say this is best practice only if 100% of the fonts used on a website is one font? What if there are different fonts for the headers and the body? Would it be better to do what I had done or would you still set the default font as the body, and then do more specific selectors for elements that have a different font?
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An easier way to set the pages default font is to use inheritance. Set the font in the body and all the other tags will inherit from that. body { font-family: Helvetica; }
https://github.com/ricepattyk/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto/blob/master/Dasmoto/resources/css/style.css#L1-L3