What is the correct code HTML for changing the font style?

Answer 1

Use the Font face=".." command with the attribute of the font you want. for example" This is arial font This is century font To change the size of the font use the size= ".." attribute with the value being the size of the font using the numbers 1-7 with "3" being default. You could also use the tagsto make the font one size bigger Makes it Blod

Answer 2

There is no valid HTML code in modern HTML to set the font size. Instead, use the "font-size" property of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS.)

Let's say you have a paragraph in HTML:

<p>Our example paragraph.</p>

And you want to set its font size. The most direct way is to add a STYLE attribute to the tag, and put the CSS declaration in there.

<p style="font-size:35px;">Our example paragraph.</p>

You can also put that declaration in an external or internal stylesheet, and attach it to the paragraph.

Answer 3

In HTML (Hyper-Text Mark-Up Language), the font tag is used to control different attributes of your text.

For example using:

<font size="10">your text here</font>

would make the font size '10'.

<font face="arial">your text here</font>

would make the font face 'arial' if that font is available. If the font is not available (i.e. if the viewer doesn't have the font installed on their computer) it will default to Time New Roman.

To change font color:

<font color="blue">your text here</font>

would make the text blue.

Note that CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) is preferred over HTML to control basic commands such as font, font color, etc. Rather than setting font tags line by line in HTML, the CSS specifies it once. You'd then link your style sheet to you web page. The ease of CSS means you can change settings like font in one file and apply it site-wide.

Answer 4

There are various ways of changing font style. One of them is: <style="font-size: 10px"> , the size can be in pixels.

Answer 5

<font size="#"></font>