The CSS letter-spacing property allows us to change the spacing between letters, so you can stretch letters apart or pack them in close.
The declaration form for letter-spacing is:
letter-spacing: value
The values that may be used are normal or a length in any units that we have already discussed, such as px, pt or cm. Percentage (%) is not supported.
Length values may be positive or negative. Positive values move letters apart. Negative values move letters closer together. Normal is the same as 0 (zero). In other words, the value you use will add to or subtract from the normal distance between letters.
Letter-spacing can be used in a style statement or as a class.
Sample Stylesheet
/* letter-spacing */
.spread { letter-spacing: 5pt; }
.close { letter-spacing:-2.5px; }
<p>With CSS, you can <span class="spread">spread letters apart</span> or <span class="close">move letters together</span>.</p>
With CSS, you can spread letters apart or move letters together.
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WebTV (MSNTV) does not support letter-spacing.
Positive values for letter-spacing can simulated:
.<img src="spacer.gif" height="1" width="10" alt="spacer" />
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