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The font-variant property sets the variant. At the moment there are two values: small-caps and normal. For example: {font-variant: small-caps;}
The browser will probably just take the normal font and replace the lower case letters with scaled versions of the uppercase characters. You might find the browser simply replaces lower case text with uppercase text. The W3C may define more variants such as condensed, expanded, small-caps numerals or other custom variants in later versions of the CSS specifications. Browsers won’t necessarily support the specification though. |
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