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.
There is no print preview in HTML. In HTML, all the changes are reflected in the browser.
A start tag will contain the content followed by the end tag The values specify the properties of the attribute which provide additional information about HTML element. For example: the element Font will have an attribute to define the color of the font, and the value will be the color. This information is used in the start tag. This is arial font ="arial" is the value. (Element Attribute= "value"> General values could include size= "2" ( "2" is the value to define the size of the font in pixels) or color = "000000" (="000000" is the value to define the color of the font)
HTML source code shows the tags that are formed. It is because it is a markup language and all the coding is in tags.
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.
The BR tag has only the core tags, which all HTML tags have. These are id, class, style and title.
There is no print preview in HTML. In HTML, all the changes are reflected in the browser.
To change the font size on your homepage, you can either edit the HTML code of your page or use the CSS font-size property. For example, you can add a style element to the element of your HTML page, such as: body { font-size: 16px; } This will set the font size to 16px for the entire page. You can also use the font-size property in your CSS stylesheet to set the font size for specific elements. For example: h1 { font-size: 20px; } This will set the font size for all elements to 20px.
In HTML all tags are included within the angled braces "<>" for example the tag to set the font of the text displayed in a web page is the "Font" tag and if you want to use it in your web page you will use it like: <Font> </Font> The Font tag has attributes that you can set in the first set of angled braces <Font> and all the text that is typed until the </Font> tag is encountered.
A start tag will contain the content followed by the end tag The values specify the properties of the attribute which provide additional information about HTML element. For example: the element Font will have an attribute to define the color of the font, and the value will be the color. This information is used in the start tag. This is arial font ="arial" is the value. (Element Attribute= "value"> General values could include size= "2" ( "2" is the value to define the size of the font in pixels) or color = "000000" (="000000" is the value to define the color of the font)
HTML source code shows the tags that are formed. It is because it is a markup language and all the coding is in tags.
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.
The older way is by using the <font> tag <font face = "courier new" size="3" color="red"> Sample text</font> All text that is entered between the above two tags will be of type courier new, size 3 and color red. However, generally people are no longer encouraged to use the font tag and instead to use CSS to do it. That involves using styles. The way you would do what is above would be something like this, with the example using a style in the span tag: <span style="font-family: 'courier new'; font-size: 12pt; color:red;"> Sample text</span>
The BR tag has only the core tags, which all HTML tags have. These are id, class, style and title.
Yes however not all html tags will work.
You can mention the HTML code font by using style. Style element for an attribute contains all further attributes.
The only tags needed are the HTML, HEAD, TITLE and BODY tags, with their corresponding closing tags. All other tags can said to be not required, though obviously many of them will be used, as otherwise your page would be very plain.
Actually, it depends on the version of HTML and your browser. The current standard requires you to write HTML tags in lower-case letters. However, many browsers will recognize both <BODY> and <body> as valid HTML tags.