HTML style
Comic sans, sadly.
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.
Some Text control tags are * <FONT> to decide the display font * <B> to display text in Bold * <I> to display text in Italics * <H1> to <H6> to display text in header format * etc...
Unlike HTML 4 you cannot do these things in HTML 5: - using attributes without double-quotation like <font face=tahoma> instead of <font face="tahoma"> - Closing tags wrong <b><i>test</b></i> instead of <b><i>test</i></b> - Special Tags Closing <br> instead of <br />
River Song's "Hello Sweetie" tags by Nani Wear typically use the "Papyrus" font style. This font is often chosen for its exotic and whimsical appearance, which suits the character of River Song from Doctor Who.
You can use <b> and </b> tags to do it.
<p>Paragraph</> Next Line<br /> <font color="red">This is Red!</font> <b>Bold</b> <i>Italic</i> <strike>Strikethrough</strike> These are the basic HTML tags
HTML tags are put between <>. Example: <FONT size="2">
To make your IMVU interest text bigger, you can use HTML tags in your profile description. Specifically, wrap your text in <font size="5"> tags or use the <b> tag for bold text. For example, <font size="5">Your Text Here</font> will display your interest in a larger font size. Just be sure to preview your changes to ensure they appear as desired!
Tags become obsolete when there is a much better way to do the same thing, so for example most style-based tags like <font>, and attributes like align or bgcolor, are replaced by the CSS font, text and background properties
The font used for the titles on the covers of the Junie B. Jones books is typically a custom handwritten style font that resembles child-like handwriting to match the character's age and personality. Although there are variations, the font is chosen to convey a sense of innocence and playfulness that aligns with the themes of the books.
In the Html the bold tag is used to bold the sentence..... Ex: <b>xxxx</b>