Changing the text-size can be done easily in HTML. It is consisted in the style tag and font-size.
First you have to start with the basic layout of a webpage: from this you can do most things such as change the background colour or add text to the webpage. <html> <body bgcolor="blue"> <font face="Arial" color="white" size="8"> <p>This is a piece of example text</P></font> </body> </html>
By default it is put where you tell it within the code and kept at its original size unless you format it to display differently.
You can use font size tag in your HTML or you can manually increase the size of your font after selection of the line, which you want to enlarge.
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>)
<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
put <center> around everything
If you are writing HTML code you change the style sheet or insert specific code related to your font. (There are too many options to explain here.) If you are viewing the Webpage with your browser, use the browser "View" menu (location depends on your browser) to select the Zoom or Text Size you want.
The hr tag in HTML is the "Horizontal Rule" tag. Essentially, the tag creates a horizontal line. This line was often used in print to separate chapters and the like. You can style the tag in various ways, giving it color and borders, width and height. By default, the tag displays something like this:
There is no standard size for HTML tables. They take their size by the amount of content in the table or by the the designer specifying a size.
1024x768 and 1280x1024
In CSS: there will be a part underneath the section you are wanting to change called: "font-color" which will allow you to change the colour of the webpage text, same for "background-color". In HTML it is slightly easier to understand: this is the code i use when scripting <font face="pick a font" color="pick a colour" size="pick a size"> for background colour... <body bgcolor="pick a colour">
<h1>...</h1> Kinda. The specification does not stipulate that this heading is to be any larger or smaller than any of the other headings. But the browsers default to making this on the largest of the 6.