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In what order does css picks the alternative font what if all the specified fonts are available
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In that particular case, when fonts are in the same line, applies the first, if it doesn't exist or something goes wrong, uses the one that follows and so.
Sorry for the confusion, I misunderstood your question
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the next lesson explained further that it picks the ist one then the next then the next etc...thanks
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@noname you reply is contradicting the lesson, below is the explanation that made me concluded at my answer
the example was if i specified a group arial, helvetica neue, helvetica
If the browser does not support the font Arial, it tries the next fonts (Helvetica Neue, then Helvetica). If the browser doesn't have any of them, it will try the generic sans-serif.
now am confused as to who is correct, would experiment n reply back
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@noname i modified the cold so to explain my question
so which font is it using? cause i dnt really kw what those font are supposed to look like.
https://code.sololearn.com/Wz0XZm2Wru24/?ref=app
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@noname
no need for the sorry but your answer also thought me more....thanks a lot am Abigail you?
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Css always picks the last attribute applied, if any of those has the !important argument, picks that one. If there's more than one important argument always picks the last one applied.
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Both answers give the same result, if css picks the first, then the next and so on, it always ends up using the last one you applied: here, I made you this example
https://code.sololearn.com/WZCihXBde7jn/?ref=app
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Don't mind me i'm just trying to get an achievement reward.