Set the Font Variant
By Stephen Bucaro
The font-variant property doesn't change the font face, and it doesn't change
uppercase letters at all. The font-variant property is used to change all the
lower case letters to uppercase letters in a smaller font size.
Use the font-variant property to set the font variant. Font variant values are
normal or small-caps.
<p style="font-variant:normal">Font Variant Set to normal.</p>
Font Variant Set to normal.
<p style="font-variant:small-caps">Font Variant Set to small-caps.</p>
Font Variant Set to small-caps.
Setting the font-variant property to small-caps creates an interesting
effect. If anyone knows of a practical application for this, please let me know.
More CSS Quick Reference:
• Set an Element's Margin
• Use word-wrap Property to allow Line Breaks in the Middle of Words
• Use Image for List Item Bullets
• Define CSS Rollover Effects
• Pseudo-class Selectors
• CSS Units of Measurement
• Specifying Color
• Set The Cursor Style
• Set an Element's Float
• Set the Text Alignment
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