What’s the difference between “font-face” and “font-family”?

Answer 1

@font-face is the CSS that tells the HTML which custom glyph set (supplied by an external file e.g. woff) you want to have accessible to the CSS (as a whole). You can have multiple of these, so font-family is the CSS that tells the HTML which of the custom glyph sets (that you declared using @font-face) you want to use on a specific element.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Bold, italic, oblique are all typefaces. Typeface is generally referred to by family + face. For example Helvetica Bold Italic would be referred to as the typeface where Helvetica is the Family and Bold Italic is the face. ... Whereas, "What font is used in this logo?" is incorrect (should be typeface