How can you set a fallback font in case the primary font fails to load?
- Use the font-alt property.
- Use the font-fallback property.
- Use the font-family property with multiple font names in a comma-separated list.
- Use the font-stack property.
To set a fallback font in case the primary font fails to load, you can use the font-family property and specify multiple font names in a comma-separated list. The browser will use the first font in the list that it can find and load. This ensures that even if the primary font is unavailable, the text will still be displayed using an alternative font.
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