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HTML - Font tutorial by Chris
OK, you know hwo to put some rinky dinky text on your page, now lets make it look cooler. For thwe can use the FONT tag with a few attributes like so...
    <font color="red" size="3">This text is red</font> This text is red
    ^Thats what you get, cool huh, just a simple FONT tag with color="red" inside of it. OK, remember that all stuff that shows up on your page goes in the BODY tag (just a reminder)




hmmmm, how about large green text? Here ya go...
    <font color="green" size="5">large green text</font> large green text
    ^that results, yay large green text.




One more thing i wanna show you for INSIDE the font tags...
    <font color="blue" size="4" face="westminster">blue size 4 computer text</font> blue size 4 computer text
    ^ That shows up, if you have the westminster font, you will see the cool lookign text. If not you will see arial or times new roman. The FACE attribute is what makes the font look the way it does.




Now for some text effects, italics, bold, and bold italic
WOW, how did you do that Chris? Well young grasshopper, i done it like this...
    <i>italics></i>, <b>bold</b>, and <b><i>bold italic</i></b> <i> makes font italic <b> makes it bold both make it both :) Remember in the Basics i told you you must start and end tags accordingly? As if counting 123 321. Same way goes with these tags. You make it bold, then also italic. then to stop text after that form being bold and italic, you must end the italic tag, then the bold tag.
    Notice i didnt need the font tag. You can adjust the color and size and all within the font tag, but wouldnt that be annoying just to make text bold or italic? This way you can just add the bold and italics tag around your text. What about the one with bold, it looks hard to remember.




check it out
AHHH how did u do that? well think about it before you look to the answer...
    <font color="yellow" size="5" face="tempus sans itc"><b>check it out</b></font> *Note - Always put your bold/italic tags right next to the text like that^





Congrats, now that you can do text, lets link it to a page...


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