html - Is there any difference in using a font Arial Black or Arial ...
2012年10月24日 — font-family: Arial Black; For example, on IE 8, this is the only way to get Arial Black, whereas IE 9 supports the logical way, too (in “Standards Mode”). If you use set the font to Arial and font weight to bolder, you get Arial Bold. If you set font-family: Arial Black and font-weight: bolder, you get Arial Black, because there is no ...
Arial Black - Websafe Font? - Stack Overflow
2018年1月15日 — So, it's fairly safe to use it, but you got to provide substitutes for it in your font stack. Something like: .my-style { font-family: 'Arial Black', 'Arial Bold', Gadget, sans-serif; If you wish it to appear, even when it's not really installed on your (or any user) system, then you'll have to embed the font file by using @font-face directive ...
Is there a trick to show Arial Black in Firefox? - Stack Overflow
2012年8月8日 — 3. Arial Black is the 900 weight of the Arial family. So use Arial within your font-family for use in Firefox as shown below: font-family:"Arial Black", Gadget, Arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 900; This is reported in bugzilla.mozilla.org. answered May 6, 2014 at 15:16.
How to set font family and size in html/css - Stack Overflow
0. I'd like to use css syntax in HTML document to set the font-family to "Arial" and font-size to 0.3cm for the whole document. I use this code: <style>. body { font-family: Arial; font-size: 0.3cm } </style>. I am not sure if writing only Arial is enough, or should I write something like this?
css - how to set Arial Black font family in LESS - Stack Overflow
2014年3月20日 — LESS is trying to be helpful here and is translating Black into it's colour code. Try putting your font names in strings: font-family: "Arial Black", Gadget, sans-serif; LESS will then treat it as a string literal so won't transform it. answered Mar 20, 2014 at 7:45. Bojangles.
Arial black suddenly not working in chrome - Stack Overflow
2014年9月5日 — Thus Arial Black is considered to be Arial with a weight of 900 and that matches the specified family. So if "Arial Black" falls back to "Arial" with a weight of 900 and weight of 900 in Arial is not the same 'weight' as Arial Black, then …
Unable to set font family to "Arial Black" via JavaScript in Firefox
2016年4月14日 — window.document.getElementsByTagName('li')[1].style.fontFamily = '"arial black", consolas'; Here is a JsFiddle. In Firefox the first family name gets ignored, apparently because the string is interpreted as ""arial black", consolas". So Firefox displays the text in Consolas. But Chrome gets it right... Is there a way around this behaviour? Edit
List available font families in `tkinter` - Stack Overflow
2016年9月21日 — All the available, predefined font families (like 'Courier', 'Helvetica', and numerous others) should be found in the tkFont.families() call. Named fonts are a bit different. Whenever you create a new font instance with tkFont.Font(...), you're creating a named font, and you get back the name of the new font instance.
html - Why Is Arial Black Rendering in Italics? - Stack Overflow
2015年11月9日 — Been working on a site and the designer has decided to use Arial Black as the h1 & h2 font-face. All is well however upon using this font I have quickly discovered it renders in Italics.
html - Chrome not respecting font weight? - Stack Overflow
21. Arial (at least the standard version) only has two weights: normal and bold. If you specify a weight that is not one of those two, the browser will pick the closest available weight. (See: font-weight:900 only working in Firefox) Arial Black is a separate font from Arial, which is why the semi-useful answer you provided works.