Italic: Sure

Sure. Just apply the style to these CSS rules: ::-webkit-input-placeholder { font-style: italic ; } :-moz-placeholder { font-style: italic ; } ::-moz-placeholder { font-style: italic ; } :-ms-input-placeholder { font-style: italic ; } Probably not all of these rules are needed. I always just reference CSS Tricks because I always forget how to do it. Edit: Note that these rules cannot be combined into one selector. They must be declared separately as noted by Dave Kennedy in the comments below. Is there any way to change the style of part of an axis title while keep the rest part unchanged? In my case, How could I italicize "bacteria X" in the y-axis title? To my knowledge, the command th... ` italic ` 选择字体族的 italic 变体，如果没有 italic 变体就妥协到 oblique 变体。 如果字体族连 oblique 也未提供，则由浏览器合成倾斜的仿 oblique。 比如 `font-family: Georgia, serif` 时，指定 `font-style: italic `，则浏览器使用 Georgia Italic 。 print '\033[1m Your Name \033[0m' \033[1m is the escape code for bold in the terminal. \033[0m is the escape code for end the edited text and back default text format. If you do not use \033[0m then all upcoming text of the terminal will become bold.