There are two (2) ways to decrease website font:

The SELECT and OPTION tags are used to create a drop-down box in an HTML form. The SELECT tag identifies the beginning of the options list, as well as providing a way to identify the data when it's submitted to the server.

The OPTION tags contain key / value pairs that allow the developer to display various items, and associate distinct values with those items.

Here's a simple example of a SELECT box.

Apple

Banana

Mango

When the form was submitted, the developer would look for a key in the POST or GET variables called "fruit." This key would contain the value of whatever option the user had selected--in this case either "a", "b", or "c"

The frame tag is used under a frameset DTD to create a multi-framed website. In modern website creation practices, frames are highly discouraged, but are still sometimes used.

Advantages:

• You can create multiple panes (frames) with different content on the same page.

Disadvantages:

• It is often difficult or impossible to create a URL that links directly to your content.
• It often looks messy and is more difficult to manipulate or update.
• Browser security protocols limit the interaction between frames, such as with JavaScript.

CSS is a language in which a web designer can 'design' the look and feel of an HTML document. Usually, CSS is for presentation, and HTML is for structure.

Styles are convenient, practical and effective tools for the page makeup and text design, links, images and other elements.

With CSS, you can:

• Use the same stylesheet across multiple pages, allowing you to make design changes globally.
• Save bandwith. If you use a stylesheet, the sheet will only be downloaded once while browsing a website.
• Make non-cluttering pages.

There is no HTML tag for a background as such. You put in backgrounds by using the attributes of certain tags, depending what you want to put a background on and how you want to display the background. You can also use styles to do it. You can have a colour or an image as a background. The bgcolor attribute is used in a lot of different tags to put background colours on things. So if you wanted the background colour of your page to be red, then you would have the Body tag with the bgcolor attribute like this:

If you wanted an image as the background to your page, you'd have:

Using styles you can do more complicated things with backgrounds. For example, you can use a style to put a background on a paragraph in different ways:

This paragraph will have your image as a background repeating horizontally.

Your paragraph text goes here

This paragraph will have your image as a background displaying only once.

Your paragraph text goes here

Those are just 2 ways, but there are lots more, and they can be applied not just to paragraphs but to other structures like the body or a table or whatever you want.

The "p" tag stands for paragraph it is a tag.

The paragraph tags are used to define a block of text as a paragraph. This HTML element is one of the basic HTML tags you should learn to use properly.

When a block of text is surrounded by the paragraph tags, the browser automatically adds white space before and after the paragraph.

Make sure to use
to add more paragraphs

script language="javascript" type="text/jscript">

function metatime(btn)

{

setTimeout ("window.location.href='URL HERE';" , 15000 );

btn.value="wait 15 sec..";

}

Here are two examples of internal and external calling of javascript

• Internal Calling (Not Recommended)

• External Calling (Recommended)