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CSS To Undo Font Family

Posted on 03/11/2014 at 10:55 pm by Kevin Wentworth
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This is a quick note about how to reset the font being applied to a particular CSS selector.  I always forget about this, so I wanted to post my answer so I'll remember it.

Reset CSS Font-Family Declaration

The code is very easy.  The only prerequisite is that you have defined the font-family you actually want to use at a higher level (or a less-specific CSS rule).

  1. font-family: inherit;

Best Practice: Define a Font on the Body Tag

If you define a font-family for your body tag, then any rule can be overridden and set back to the original font declaration using the inherit command. If you use your font-family tags sparingly, then the inherit command will be a useful tool for minimizing CSS coding to undo other CSS rules.

Cheers,

-Kevin Wentworth

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