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good default fonts #css #style

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Last edited Oct 2, 2018
Created on Oct 1, 2018

This example demonstrates a clean, legible typographic foundation for web-based data visualizations, using a stacked font-family declaration that falls back from Helvetica Neue to Helvetica, Arial, and Lucida Grande before settling on a generic sans-serif. The CSS rule, applied to the `body` element, prioritizes system fonts for consistent rendering across platforms without requiring external font files. The code defines the font stack in a stylesheet, ensuring that any chart or graph inherits the same typeface, and it highlights how a single CSS declaration can establish a default aesthetic for an entire visualization project.

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These are a good set of default fonts to use

  • font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, 'Lucida Grande', sans-serif;"

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