Google fonts are an excellent way to add character to a site. Most of them fit well with modern websites, and they don’t increase page load times too much. Even though google doesn’t have every single font available, they still […]
Yep, we’re back to talking fonts again! And this time, it’s all about using the @font-face {} declaration to allow the use of custom fonts in your documents.
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If you have ever wanted to make your links look different than the default underlined blue-colored text that most browsers provide, this tutorial is for you. Learn how how to change the color and remove the underline with some basic […]
We have featured other tutorials that show the basics of fonts and how to position things, so it makes sense to also share this helpful CSS tutorial video on advanced text formatting to help you finish job.
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In this video, Michael Locke demonstrates the quickest way to embed real fonts on your website using Google Webfonts, without having to write any @font-face
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A nice simple video (make sure to watch in HD if possible!) that demonstrates creating a letterpress effect with CSS text-shadow.
First he sets up a project with some sample HTML, then creates a CSS file with two selectors (declaration blocks) […]
