Your font can be resized in a couple different ways. You can simply add the tag attibute, add a Header tag or once you get really good, you could dabble in Style/CSS coding and Java templates. For the lesson here, it will of course be the basics.
Of course, there are some sizes you probably won't ever use, (like 1 or 2). Changing your font size is very easy. You've already mastered the Font Face so now to change your Font Size, simply add the Tag Attribute like this: <FONT FACE="PAPYRUS" SIZE="5">Your text here</FONT> This is size 5 OK, now that you figured out basic text resizing, let's move on to Headers. These are really easy. Here is an example.
Now we're pretty sure you've notice the subtle differences between Header resizing and regular resizing. This is by far is the easiest code. <H5>This is Header size 5</H5> This is Header size 5Now let's break this down a bit. The "H" means "Header" and the corresponding number is used for the Header size desired. So, <H3> would be for size "3". You get the picture. Now that you have these two distincly different resizing techniques mastered, we can move on to changing font colors. |