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6- Text Appearance

There are many tags that have to do with changing the appearance of text. Here is a list of the tags, a example of what they look like, and an explanation of what it does.

<FONT size="2" color="#FFFF00" face="arial">...</font> Example Changes the size, color, and face (font). Size can be a number from 1 - 7 or a relative number like +1 (one size bigger than what is already set). Color sets the color of the font using color codes. Face is the font used. The font should be a standard font found on most computers like Arial, Times New Roman, Helvetica, Tahoma, or Courier. You can list different fonts for the computer to try until it finds one that works. Example: <font face="verdana, arial black, arial">
<BASEFONT size="2" color="#FFFF00" face="arial"> - Sets the base (default font size, color, and face for a page). However, often this does not work for all text on a page, for example, text in a table (which we'll cover later).
<BIG>...</BIG> Example Makes text big
<SMALL>...</SMALL> Example Makes text small
<B>...</b> Example Bold text
<I>...</I> Example Italicized text
<S>...</S> Example Strikethrough text
<STRIKE>...</STRIKE> Example Strikethrough text
<U>...</U> Example Underlined text. Warning: Underlined text is easily confused with a link!
<TT>...</TT> Example Teletype (or monospaced) text
<H1>...</H1>

Example

Heading #1
<H2>...</H2>

Example

Heading #2
<H3>...</H3>

Example

Heading #3
<H4>...</H4>

Example

Heading #4
<H5>...</H5>
Example
Heading #5
<H6>...</H6>
Example
Heading #6

Try some of these text attributes for yourself!

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