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I have developed code so you can hover over an image and see text to the side of it. I need to change the font size from the default. Online other people said it can't be done but wanted others opinions. Here is my code

HTML

<img class="image" src="../../assets/images/image.PNG" alt="" title="
                                The quick, brown fox jumps 
                                over a lazy dog. DJs flock 
                                by when MTV ax quiz prog.
                                Junk MTV quiz graced by
                                "></h3>

CSS

.image {
  float: right;
  padding-right: 50px;
  transform: scale(.8);
  **font-family: Univers-Next-Pro-Regular; - the font I want**
}
Derek Wang
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codedarksider
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    Duplicate of [styling an image title attribute using css?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11672946/styling-an-image-title-attribute-using-css) – esqew Oct 19 '20 at 18:42

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If you have already installed font style in your device, you can use it as default by

 * {
 font-family: Univers-Next-Pro-Regular;
}

Otherwise, you have to download through Google Fonts or other websites, install it, put it in your project folder and call it through css.

Kaung Khant Zaw
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you have to use font-size or download font-family in google.

Tony
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