CSS Neon Text with Google Font

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CSS Neon Text with Google Font

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Last edited Feb 2, 2020

Created on Feb 2, 2020

A neon sign effect renders the text "Hello HTML" in large, glowing letters using CSS text shadows and the Google Font "Bungee Inline." The page sets a dark background and applies layered text-shadow values to create a multi-colored glow, with pink and blue hues. The example demonstrates styling text purely through CSS properties, including font-family, letter-spacing, and text-shadow, without any JavaScript. It loads the font via the Google Fonts API and uses inline CSS in a single HTML file.

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