Bold
You can make text bold by using the <B> tag. Close the Bold tag with the </B> tag.
This is bold text.
Italic
You can make text italic by using the <I> tag. Close the Italic tag with the </I> tag.
Center
You can center text by using the <center> tag. Close the Center tag with the </center> tag.
This text is centered.
Font Attributes
You can instruct the browser display your text a specific way using <FONT> tag. Within the Font tag, you can specify any of the following attributes. Close the Font tag with </FONT> tag.
Size
You can set the font size with the <FONT SIZE=n> tag (N represents any number from 1 through 7). Three is the default size, so numbers larger than three makes the text larger and numbers smaller than three makes the text smaller. Remember to close one size attribute before you set another.
This is size 2.
This is size 3.
This is size 5.
Color
You can set the font color with the <FONT COLOR=fontcolor> tag. There are sixteen preset colors. You can also set an unlimited number of colors using heximal codes. Remember to close one color attribute before you set another.
This is red.
This is blue
This is magenta.
Face
You can set the font face with the <FONT FACE="fontname"> tag. The font face is the style of the text. In order for the text to be displayed in a font, that font must be installed on the visitor's computer. Remember that Macs have a different fontset. If the font is not installed, the text will be installed in the browser's default font. Remember to close one face attribute before you set another. You can specify more than one font in case the visitor does not have your first choice using the <FONT FACE="fontname1, fontname2"> tag. The first font listed will be the first choice, followed by the second choice, etc. If none of the fonts are installed on the visitor's system, the browser will display its default font.
This is Arial.
This is Times New Roman.
This font is in red size 6 Arial.