CSS Font Selector JavaScript script

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CSS Font Selector is an advanced control to provide CSS font definition capability to your users. The CSS Font Selector is an advanced control to provide CSS font definition capability to your users. A perfect tool for website customization - your users can now define specific font settings for personalization purposes.The object defines font parameters according to the Cascading Style Sheet specification – allowing for a universal application of the Font Picker return values. Incorporation into a website is a simple matter of using the stored values within your style sheets. With the Font Picker, your users can now: - Select a specific font-face - Define the font-size - Apply BOLD formatting - Apply ITALIC formatted - Apply UNDERLINE Text Decoration - Select a font fore-color
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