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Create a web page to display information about the sun.
 In CSS, shorthand properties are special properties that let you set multiple related CSS
 properties in a single line, instead of writing each one separately.


                        FONT PROPERTIES

 TEXT PROPERTIES
                 Font properties control text appearance, including family, size, style and weight. The table lists

 In CSS, text properties are used to style and control the appearance of text on a web page. The   common properties, values and descriptions:
 table below lists some text properties, their corresponding values and descriptions:   Property Name  Value  Description

 Property Name  Value  Description  FONT-FAMILY  Name of the font.     This property sets the font of the text.
 COLOR  Any valid colour value    This property sets the text colour.  FONT-SIZE  Size  of the  font as a number  This property controls the size of the text.
 (name, HEX, RGB and more)           with units like px, pt, em, etc.
 TEXT-ALIGN  LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER   This property aligns the text horizontally.  FONT-WEIGHT  NORMAL, BOLD, BOLDER or   This property sets the weight of the text. It
 and JUSTIFY                         LIGHTER                           can be numeric values.
 TEXT-TRANSFORM  CAPITALIZE, UPPERCASE,   This property transforms text to uppercase,   FONT-STYLE  NORMAL, ITALIC or OBLIQUE  This property defines the style of the font.
 LOWERCASE and NONE  lowercase or capitalises the first letter of

 each word.         Code     Write the HTML code to present the given web page using CSS font properties.
 TEXT-DECORATION UNDERLINE, OVERLINE,   This property adds a line below, above or   6
 LINE-THROUGH and NONE  through text.
                 <!DOCTYPE HTML>
 TEXT-SHADOW  color, x-offset, y-offset,   This property adds a shadow effect to the
                 <HTML>
 blur-radius  text.
                 <HEAD>
 Code   Write the HTML code to present the given web page using CSS text properties.  <TITLE>Using Font Properties
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                 </TITLE>
 <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                 </HEAD>
 <HTML>
                 <BODY STYLE="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #F0F8FF; FONT-FAMILY: 'VERDANA', SANS-
 <HEAD>
                 SERIF;
 <TITLE> Using Text Properties </TITLE>
 </HEAD>         COLOR: DARKSLATEGRAY;">

 <BODY STYLE="BACKGROUND-COLOR: LIGHTYELLOW;">  <H1 STYLE="COLOR: DARKRED; FONT-SIZE: 36PX; FONT-FAMILY: 'GEORGIA', SERIF;
 <H1  STYLE="COLOR:  DARKBLUE;  TEXT-ALIGN:CENTER;  TEXT-DECORATION:  FONT-WEIGHT: BOLD; TEXT-TRANSFORM: UPPERCASE;">
 UNDERLINE;">The Importance of Reading</H1>  Understanding Fractions
 <P STYLE="TEXT-ALIGN: JUSTIFY; COLOR: DARKGREEN;"> Reading is one of
                 </H1>
 the most important skills we can develop. It opens up new worlds, sparks
                 <H2 STYLE="COLOR: MEDIUMBLUE; FONT-SIZE: 28PX;">
 creativity and helps us learn about different perspectives.

 </P>            What is a Fraction?
 </BODY>         </H2>
 </HTML>




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