Computer Science, asked by pdeeksha348, 3 months ago

In CSS what does 'font-size' can be called as.
a) Selector b) Attribute
c) property
d) property-Name​

Answers

Answered by phenom001
13

Answer:

b) attribute is the correct answer.

Answered by anishaelsasl
1

Answer:

In CSS, "font-size" can be called as property-Name

Explanation:

  • The font-size property in CSS specifies the height and size of the font
  • This property affects the size of the text of an element
  • Some of the values of this property includes : xx-small, small, x-small.
  • Font-size can be absolute and relative. Absolute can be used to set the text size to a definite size while Relative can be used to set the size of the text relative to its neighboring element  

Hence, in CSS "font-size" can be called as property-Name

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