This one’s for the absolute beginners. The Google Fonts Typography plugin gives you access to the entire library of Google fonts and lets you review them via the WordPress Customizer. Unzip the font folder and double-click each font file. Lieven et al. (2015) also explain a connection between heavy typefaces and masculinity. On purchasing, you’ll […]
Once upon a time, not all that long ago, web designers were limited to certain colors and fonts. It should also be noted that, for the sake of clarity, the code listed above presents CSS rules within style elements; Bradstone-Parker Script Font best practice would dictate the use of linked style sheets instead. The line […]
Historically, choosing the right font for your email has never been too hard, considering the limited number of web safe fonts to choose from. Download thezip file that contains the font, and then extract the file. In designs, when other font falters, Helvetica make things better. Headlines h1 through h6 are bold by default, so […]
The line-height CSS property defines the space between two inline elements. Based on the assumption that emails are being observed only online using the desktop or mobile screens, the best are sans serif fonts. If the web designer is prudent he or she will set up ‘font stacks’ that specify 2 or more choices of […]
Extract the files you have downloaded. Messages that you send to your subscribers are rendered using their various email providers, all of which will recognize and load "web safe" fonts. Other browsers only look at the content when calculating the width of an HTML element, with everything else treated as surplus. There are essentially two […]