Coding a CSS Paragraph

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"How do you use paragraph font using CSS?" you inquire.

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"Alright. Let's begin. I'm bored because it's too cold to go outside and run today. SO! Here's the first part to this.

This goes between the head tags.

What you do next is place something between the {'s. For instance, if you want to change the color, it would be:

You can do lots of other things with this, like letter spacing, text alignment, and font family. I won't go into too much detail with such, BUT here is the coding for those things.

Make sure there is always a ; between the different subjects. For instance, you would put a space between font-family: century gothic (;) font-size: 5px;
It won't work if you forget! Observe the above coding to figure out where to put : and -.

Also, whenever you need to use the paragraph, put a

there, outside of the style coding.

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Coding a CSS Paragraph

"How do you use paragraph font using CSS?" you inquire.

"On with it!"