How do you make words big in an HTML code?

Answer 1

You can use the Heading tags H1, H2 and H3 in particular. You can use the Size attribute of the Font tag, setting the size from anything for 4 to 7. The best way and the modern way to do it is to use styles. This gives you a much wider range of values. So you can do something like this:

<span style="font-size:40pt">This text will be large</span>

Answer 2

This is extremely simple. First, you must remember that there are only seven font sizes in HTML. These are the different sizes: Size 1
Size 2
Size 3
Size 4
Size 5
Size 6
Size 7
Once you know which size is right for the content of your site, insert the following HTML code: < font size="2" >Your text here.< /font > Just so you know, in the above code, be sure to (1) take out the spaces next to the triangular brackets, (2) change "your text here" to the text you want to appear that size, and finally, (3) change "2" to the size you want.

Answer 3

There are many ways to make text larger in HTML. One option is to use the header tag. It looks like <hx>Your text here</hx> Where x is replaced with a number 1 through 5. 1 is the largest, and 5 is the smallest. These tags also insert a blank line before and after the text. If you want to make text larger within a paragraph you can use the <span></span> tag, with the additional modifier of style = "fontsize:x%", again where x is replaced with a number. The following shows an example:

<span style="fontsize:150%">Text here.</span>

You must also be careful however, because this makes a web page very messy, very quickly. W3C, the World Wide Wed Consortium, is advocating the use of CSS style sheets, instead of the native HTML tags.

Answer 4

for internet explorer, go into your menu bar and click on VIEW go down to TEXT SIZE and select the size you want, HAPPY READING