06 March 2013

Basic Text Formatting




I'm assuming that you know how to do different types of basic font commands. A few of the basic ones are illustrated below..
Different Font types is discussed in the next section; different font
(changing font colors is discussed on the Colors page.. chart, picker)
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<font size=6>You can specify different size values for the fonts, from one to seven. Here are the sizes:</font>

You can also create bold text and italicized text, as well as combine the two:
    <font size=4><b>Hello</b></font>
    Hello

    <font size=4><i>Hello</i></font>
    Hello

    <font size=4><b><i>Hello</i></b></font>
    Hello

Customize your font to achieve a desired look.
    <font size="7" face="Georgia, Arial" color=#b22222>C</font><font color=#d77127>ustomize your font to achieve a desired look.</font>

A small caps effect for titles is easy to do. Just combine different sizes within the same word.
    <font size=5>S</font><font size=3>MALL <font size=5>C</font><font size=3>APS</font>
    SMALL CAPS
Small caps can look even better if you make them bold:
    SMALL CAPS
You can use different Color
    black blue yellow Orange

    <font color=#d77127>YOU CAN USE TO CREATE A DIFFERENT COLOR</font>
Combining the font size and color


this is how it work


Specifying types of fonts
    YOUR TEXT GOES HERE
    <font color=#d77127 size=3 face="adobe minion web">YOU CAN USE TO CREATE A DIFFERENT COLOR</font>


The <font> tag provides no real functionality by itself, but with the help of a few attributes, this tag is used to change the style, size, and color of HTML text elements. The size, color, and face attributes can be used all at once or individually, providing users with the ability to create dynamic font styles for any HTML element.

If you're aiming for extra-special effects.!
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