The font-stretch property in CSS is used to set the text wider or narrower. This property is not working any font. Its only work when font family has a width-variant face.
The font-stretch property allows you to make text narrower (condensed) or wider (expanded).
Note: Some fonts provide additional faces; condensed faces
and expanded faces. For these fonts, you can use the font-stretch
property
to selct a normal, condensed, or expanded font face.
ultra-condensed − The text characters in the element will be narrowed extremely.
extra-condensed − The text characters in the element will be narrowed significantly.
condensed − The text characters in the element will be narrowed, more so than if the value were semi-condensed.
semi-condensed − The text characters in the element will be slightly narrowed, making them narrower than if the value were normal.
normal − The text characters in the element are of normal width.
semi-expanded − The text characters in the element will be slightly widened, making them wider than if the value were normal.
expanded − The text characters in the element will be widened, making them wider than if the value were semi-expanded.
extra-expanded − The text characters in the element will be widened greatly, making them wider than if the value were expanded.
ultra-expanded − The text characters in the element will be widened extremely, making them wider than if the value were extra-expanded.
wider − The width of text characters in the element will be wider than those of their parent element.
narrower − The width of text characters in the element will be narrower than those of their parent element.
font-stretch: ultra-condensed|extra-condensed|condensed|semi-condensed|normal|semi-expanded|expanded|extra-expanded|ultra-expanded|initial|inherit;
Supported Browsers: