text-transform

Whereas Font Properties control the display options of the type of your document, Text Properties control the options pertaining to the layout and appearance of the paragraphs in which the text is presented. Some text properties include text capitalization and minor effects such as blinking and underlined sections of text. text-transform The text-transform property is used to set the formatting standard for a block of text. With this property you can set the text block it is invoked upon to be displayed as all lowercase, upper case, or have a capital as the first letter of each word. text-transform values none This property is used to change back to the normal presentation of text, and is the default. syntax {text-transform: none} capitalize This value is normally used in headings. It will cause the first letter of each word to be capitalized. syntax {text-transform: capatilize} uppercase This value will cause the text it is invoked upon to be displayed in uppercase letters, regardless of how the text is typed in the HTML document. syntax {text-transform: uppercase} lowercase This value will cause the text it is invoked upon to be displayed in lowercase letters, regardless of how the text is typed in the HTML document. syntax {text-transform: lowercase} EXAMPLES: P {text-transform: uppercase} This example will set all text within the paragraph tags (P) to be displayed in uppercase text. P {text-transform: capitalize} This will cause all instances of the heading level P to have a capital letter as the first letter of each word.