I have come upon this property font-face: 50px. I am lost I do not know what does it mean? it it a typo meaning font-family or is just something completely different.
We will need to read the specs to see if 50px is a valid value.
The thing that makes the most sense is,
font-size: 50px;
where dimension comes into play.
I am doing the project for CSS documentation, one of the design specification is:
color: white;
font-size: 20px;
font-face: Roboto-Regular;
line-height: 1.4;
This is the first time I have seen font-face property, usually it is font-family. I do not know if this is a typo error.
If there is no desired effect then it must be a typo. As mentioned above, font-face is an @ property, meaning (to me at least) that the font is imported. We would have no need for this syntax on a resident font.
font-family
is the given property for expected fonts.
Thank you mtf I really appreciated
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