Fonts [noun]
Definition of Fonts:
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Sentence/Example of Fonts:
A company gives Pencil’s software the URL of its website, and that software automatically grabs the logos, fonts, colors and other “brand image information” found there to use in a business’s ads.
He specifically noted that working with fonts was one of the more difficult problems the team faced in bringing this capability online.
Test your descriptions for different formats, lengths, fonts, and more.
Google has updated the fonts, shapes, and colors of the mobile search experience.
Generally, that means choosing a font that’s easy to read in a color that doesn’t clash with the background.
Whenever users type that keyword and the ad is displayed, the keyword phrase appears “in bold font” within the ad on the Google search page.
Similar to scripts, when your website calls for a font that it needs to load, loading that font takes precedence and stops the rest of the code from rendering.
As with any e-book you’ve loaded on your Kobo, you can adjust the font size, line spacing, and page margins of your web articles to make reading easier.
For that, you can use different font sizes, bullets and numbered lists, and an F-shaped pattern as shown below.
For instance, Google is testing a larger font size in ad paid search ad headlines, with an eye toward improving click-through rates and driving more paid search revenue.