Font Weight

The font-weight property in CSS defines the thickness or boldness of the text. It helps you emphasize text by making it lighter or bolder.

Notes:

• inherit: Useful when you want to make sure a child element uses the same weight as its parent (e.g., in nested tags).

• initial: Resets the weight to the default (usually 400) defined by the browser or CSS spec.

• Relative keywords (bolder, lighter) depend on the computed weight of the parent element.

• Not all fonts support all numeric values (e.g., 100–900)

Font Weight in Workmaster

The Font Weight property in Workmaster determines the thickness or boldness of the text displayed in a widget. It works similarly to the font-weight property in CSS and allows you to control text emphasis and hierarchy.

Possible Values

Examples

1. Normal Text

2. Bold Text