CSS Library Documentation: Responsive Font System

# CSS Library Documentation: Responsive Font System ## Introduction Welcome to the documentation for the **font.css** library. This lightweight CSS library provides predefined font-size classes to ensure scalable and responsive typography across different screen sizes. ## Features - **Predefined font sizes**: `1vw` to `100vw` - **Viewport-based scaling** for fluid typography - **Responsive design support** for mobile and tablet screens - **Easy-to-use class-based system** ## Installation Include the `font.css` file in your project: ```html ``` ## Usage ### Default Font Classes (Large Screens) Apply font sizes using `.f-*` classes: - `.f-10` → `font-size: 10vw;` - `.f-20` → `font-size: 20vw;` - `.f-50` → `font-size: 50vw;` Example: ```html

This text is 10vw in size.

``` ### Mobile-Specific Font Classes (≤ 480px) Use `.mf-*` classes for smaller screens: ```css @media (max-width: 480px) { .mf-10 { font-size: 10vw; } } ``` Example: ```html

This text is 5vw on mobile.

``` ### Tablet-Specific Font Classes (481px - 768px) For tablets, use `.tf-*` classes: ```css @media (min-width: 481px) and (max-width: 768px) { .tf-15 { font-size: 15vw; } } ``` Example: ```html

This text is 15vw on tablets.

``` ## Conclusion The **font.css** library simplifies responsive typography with predefined classes, ensuring optimal readability across devices. Include it in your project today for scalable font management!

फ़रवरी 07, 2025 Tags : hcss

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