Usually, (X)HTML does not have a specified font size; only characters are transfered in (X)XHTML documents. The font size it appears to be depends on styles (in the output) or your software settings (in the source).
There are an unlimited number of font sizes, as you can specify font sizes using several different units of measurement. While most of the font sizes are not practical, there is no limit to the number of font sizes available.
Font size is how large text is.Image size is how large an image, or picture, is.
We no longer use tags for font sizes in HTML. At one time, however, we used the <FONT> tag, for font faces, size, and color. Now this kind of thing is handled using CSS, in order to maintain separation between the content structure and its presentation.
In HTML there are 6 heading sizes:h1h2h3h4h5h6"h1" is defining the most important heading and "h6" - the less important one.Size of each heading is best defined by CSS styles, for instance:h1 { font-size: 24px; }h2 { font-size: 18px; }
You can use the font tag and set sizes from 1 to 6. <font size="6">This is the biggest size that font allows</font> Font is not the best way to do it as the sizes are limited. The best way to do it is to use styles. Then you have a much wider range of sizes. You can make text as big as you want. You can use styles with different tags and you can use various measurements like pt for point, cm for centimetres and in for inches, amongst others: <span style="font-size:48pt">This will be in 48 point size</span> <div style="font-size:2in">This will be in 2 inches high</div> <p style="font-size:5cm">This will be in 5 centimetres high</p>
The font type is what it looks. There are quite a lot of them. Font size is the size of them.
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Font size is how large text is.Image size is how large an image, or picture, is.
We no longer use tags for font sizes in HTML. At one time, however, we used the <FONT> tag, for font faces, size, and color. Now this kind of thing is handled using CSS, in order to maintain separation between the content structure and its presentation.
<FONT style="FONT-WEIGHT:normal; FONT-SIZE:85pt; COLOR:#Blue; LINE-HEIGHT:100pt; FONT-FAMILY:Georgia; LETTER-SPACING:-15px"> TYPE FONT HERE </FONT> use this HTML, you can change the size of the text by changing the font size in the HTML
In HTML there are 6 heading sizes:h1h2h3h4h5h6"h1" is defining the most important heading and "h6" - the less important one.Size of each heading is best defined by CSS styles, for instance:h1 { font-size: 24px; }h2 { font-size: 18px; }
You can use the font tag and set sizes from 1 to 6. <font size="6">This is the biggest size that font allows</font> Font is not the best way to do it as the sizes are limited. The best way to do it is to use styles. Then you have a much wider range of sizes. You can make text as big as you want. You can use styles with different tags and you can use various measurements like pt for point, cm for centimetres and in for inches, amongst others: <span style="font-size:48pt">This will be in 48 point size</span> <div style="font-size:2in">This will be in 2 inches high</div> <p style="font-size:5cm">This will be in 5 centimetres high</p>
The font type is what it looks. There are quite a lot of them. Font size is the size of them.
You can mention the HTML code font by using style. Style element for an attribute contains all further attributes.
Html mostly uses three main parts. The thing,(e.g. <FONT size="10"></font>) the thing your changing, (e.g. <font SIZE="10"></font>) ,what your changing it to.(e.g. <font size="IO"></font) And the closing tab.(e.g. <text size="10"></FONT>)Then you put some of the thing (e.g. <font size="10">Content of your site</font>)
HTML tags are put between <>. Example: <FONT size="2">
This is formatted text as it includes , italics, and font sizes. Can be stored in DOC's RTF's PDF's HTML ect.This is unformatted text. Usually stored in a TXT document.
You cannot create a windows application with HTML. It is not a programming language. It does not have the facilities to do it. It is designed for formatting pages, like changing colours, specifying fonts and font sizes, laying out text. To write applications you need a programming language.