Tips and Tricks Change Your Font with HTML – Part 2 by Sam Hackel-Butt

Now we’re going to go over changing the size of your font. The code is simple.
Opening tag is Instead of X, place a number. Please, on PnP, let’s keep the font size down from between 3-5. Closing tag (placed at the end of what you’re editing) is . Example: See the text getting bigger?

Now we’ve got size under our belts (no pun intended for the guys, hehehe… moving on.) Let’s add some color! Opening tag is Instead of X, place the name of a color. I suggest using plain color names, like red, blue, yellow, pink, purple, black, and green, but you can also use other colors. You can also go here, and read up on Hexadecimal Codes vs. Color Names. Annabella’s HTML Help is amazing. This is the site I first used to get the basic codes down.

Annabella’s hexadecimal codes and color names.

To change the style of your font, the tag is Instead of X, put in the name of the font you like. A few examples are:
Times New Roman
Verdana
Comic Sans MS
Arial
Arial Black

To find which font you should use, because most fonts aren’t supported on some computers, go here.

Remember, put the closing tag at the end of the page. This works for all the codes above. I’m not sure if it’ll work without it, as I haven’t experimented that yet.

Reference sites
Annabella’s site
HTML Code Tutorial
HTML Help

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Tips and Tricks
Change Your Font with HTML – Part 2
by Sam Hackel-Butt (Age: 19)
copyright 08-01-2005

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Tips and Tricks Change Your Font with HTML – Part 2 by Sam Hackel-Butt (Age: 19) copyright 08-01-2005 Age Rating: 1 to 127

Tips and Tricks
Change Your Font with HTML – Part 2
by Sam Hackel-Butt (Age: 19)
copyright 08-01-2005

Age Rating: 1 to 127