Using multiple CSS style sheets to change the typeface of a page

In this sample, there are 3 different font style choices.
The interesting part is, there is only one line of code changed in each of the HTML page samples.
That line of code is where all the activity happens! It's the CSS style sheet that changes all the type faces.
To add to the simplicity, when editing the CSS style sheet, again, only one line of code needs to be changed.
That's the line that tells the HTML document what type of font to display.

Different typefaces

Click on the links to the side (or below) to see the difference

As you can see, using CSS and XHTML for code markup is a much more efficient method of developing your Web sites.

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