FONT AND TEXT CODES!
THE BASIC FONT CODE!
The font code should include three basic elements: FACE, COLOR AND SIZE.
You can write a code with one of these three and the other two will be default.
Whether you use one, two or all three parts, the code starts the same way.
<FONT FACE="ARIAL" COLOR="#FF0000" SIZE="2">
Important notes: the font face must be on the visitors computer for them to see
the font you are using. It's also a good idea to have more than one font. Like this:
FACE="ARIAL, HELVETICA, LUCIDA SANS". Put fonts in the order you want
them to be chosen by the browser. For the font color, use the color chart offered at:
Color Picker at PAGETUTOR.COM
Now for the font size, that's where the fun comes in: Use numbers from
'1' to '7'. One being teeny-tiny and seven is YELLING!. You can control the
size of the font for the page, a section of the page, a word or a single letter.
Changing THE FONT SIZE IS EASY!
That's called the Rollercoaster effect! The code looks like this:
<FONT SIZE="2">THE</FONT> <FONT SIZE="3">F</FONT><FONT SIZE="4">O
</FONT><FONT SIZE="5">N</FONT><FONT SIZE="6">T</FONT> <FONT SIZE="7">
S</FONT><FONT SIZE="6">I</FONT><FONT SIZE="5">Z</FONT><FONT SIZE="4">
E</FONT> <FONT SIZE="3">IS</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">EASY!</FONT>
You can also use this code to change COLORS of each word or each letter. The code
for color is: <FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF">TEXT OR EACH LETTER!</FONT>
Mrknowitall's Page!
YOU CAN ALSO USE THE HEADLINE TEXT CODE H1 to H6:
<H1>TEXT GOES HERE!</H1>
THIS IS H1
THIS IS H2
THIS IS H3
THIS IS H4
THIS IS H5
THIS IS H6
HIGHLIGHTING TEXT CODE!
As you can see highlighting text could come in handy. Setting the
background of text with a different color is quite simple. Here is the code:
<SPAN STYLE="background:COLOR">TEXT</SPAN> Where 'COLOR'
is, a color like red, yellow, blue, green, black, etc. and 'TEXT' is, put your
text. Also, for other colors you can enter a color code like #FFCC99.
Scrolling Marquee:
To have the text come in and stop change the behavior="slide".
<marquee width="75%" scrolldelay="0" behavior="loop"><B>
<font face="Comic Sans MS" size="3" color="#990000">Mrknowitall's
Neat HTML Tricks........................Enjoy Your Visit!</font></B></marquee>
Alternating Marquee:
<marquee width="50%" scrolldelay="0" behavior="alternate"><B>
<font face="Comic Sans MS" size="3" color="#990000">
Mrknowitall!</font></B></marquee>
Scrolling Marquee with background highlighted:
<marquee width="75%" scrolldelay="0" behavior="loop"><B>
<font face="Comic Sans MS" size="3" color="#990000">
<SPAN STYLE="background:#FFCC99">Mrknowitall's Neat
HTML Tricks........................Thanks For Visiting!</SPAN></font></B></marquee>
Here's a handy little code to use to indicate a
bookmark, trademark, registered or copyright.
For example1 or thisTM or this® or even this©
The code for that is <sup>1</sup> OR <sup>TM</sup>
OR <sup>®</sup> OR <sup>©</sup>
Just COPY AND PASTE any code your want from these pages.
Change the colors, sizes, graphics or any other option in the codes!
HTML CODED CHARACTER SET!
You will need to use certain codes to get certian characters to work in html. For
example the dollar sign, or the number sign, and a code for making extra spaces
between text and graphics. That is the most useful of all. SPACE =   or
You may want to set up a text page with sets of spaces, 1-space, 5-spaces, 10, etc.
You can copy and paste the code into pages as you build them. I find it very handy!
For a complete list of Character Codes look here: HyperText Markup Language Code
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