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CSS: Small caps
Small caps are a type of lowercase letter whose size is the same as (or close to) the size of capital letters.
Text typed as plain text
Text with small caps
This is often used as a stylistic device. But there is also a practical side to small caps: they are commonly used to mark abbreviations, and they are also used in the first lines of a piece of text to make it easier for the reader to get into the text after the title.
To set small caps, use the font-variant
property with one of two basic values:
normal
- normal writingsmall-caps
- small caps
Instructions
Add a paragraph to the editor with the class set to small-capitals
and display the text inside as capitals. Add styles to the <style>
tag