HTML doesn't set a default font for display.
Browsers, however, set a default font. The particular font depends on the browser and the operating system. The default in Chrome on Windows, for instance, is Times New Roman, 16px. But in Mac of Linux, it's Times, 14px.
The selection of 12 as a default font size approximates text size on a normal paper page in the default page configuration. You can adjust the default template to display any size font you like.
There is no default font size, that is up to the browser.The author of an HTML page can use CSS or HTML to specify a font size, but the browser can still override the author's wishes, for example if the user has set the browser to display extra large text.
The "default" weight is dependent on the browser. But the general weight used is identified in CSS by the keyword "normal" or the number 400. The CSS looks like this .yourClass { font-weight: normal;} or .yourClass {font-weight: 400;} Users can change the default in the browser itself, but it's rare.
I use HTML, and the majority of the people I work with and for receive HTML emails.Most of the large email providers (Yahoo!, GMail, Hotmail, etc.) display HTML email by default. Most of the same also send HTML email by default. Outlook and Thunderbird also display HTML email by default.Pretty much, HTML email is a de facto standard, despite its drawbacks.
The H1 tag is used to display Headings in HTML. <H1> Hi this is a H1 header </H1> would display like = Hi this is a H1 header =
Default font size is 12.
The standard color for any HTML page is Black. Unless you specify otherwise, the browser would display all text inside a web page in black color font. You can specify the font type, color size etc using the <Font> tag that HTML provides us. Ex: <Font face = "Verdana" color = "Red" size = "10"> will display text in Verdana font, red color and 10 pixels high in size.
There is no specific HTML code for displaying an arrow icon. However, you can use CSS or a library like Font Awesome to achieve this. For example, with Font Awesome, you can add the following HTML code: to display a right arrow icon.
The font tag is no longer supported in HTML. It was deprecated in HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0, and is completely unsupported in HTML 5.In HTML versions prior to 4.01, the font tag was used to set the size, color, and font face of the text it encompassed. The font tag had three attributes: color, face, and size.The color attribute defined the color of the text. It accepted 16 named colors (i.e. "red") as well as a complete hexadecimal RGB value (i.e. #FF0000)The size attribute defined the size of the font using a relative sizing system that assigned the text 7 sizes. The larger the number, the larger the text. The default size for the browser was 3.The face attribute was used to define which font you wanted the text to use. You could also add a list of different font names, separated by commas (i.e. "verdana,arial,sans-serif")Here is an example of font tag usage:This text would be one size up from the browser default; Helectiva, unless it wasn't available on the local machine, then Arial, and then the default sans-serif for the OS; and colored an aquamarine color.
u dnt need bitpim. u just go to settings, display
It depends on the operating system, the browser, and the version of the browser. There is no standardized default, and it's changed overtime. Most modern browsers use a sans-serif, but they used to prefer a serif font. Because of the proliferation of browsers and OSes, there's no reliable answer beyond this.
HTML is tag based because that is the way it was designed. Tags allow you to turn on and turn off formatting features that tell a browser how to display content. An example would be Text Here to display Text Here in a bold font.