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CSS: p {font-family: Georgia, Times, "Times New Roman", serif; } You can specify the fonts you want the browser to render on a web page by writing a comma-delimited list for the value o

CSS:

p {font-family: Georgia, Times, "Times New Roman", serif; }

You can specify the fonts you want the browser to render on a web page by writing a comma-delimited list for the value of the font-family property If the browser can't find the first font on the list, it tries to find the next font, and so on, until it finds a font

If the font name contains spaces, enclose the name with single or double quotation marks You can enclose all font names in quotes, regardless of whether they contain spaces, but

if you do, browsers with poor CSS implementations might not render the fonts

accurately