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› Well I'm pretty sure you have the hang of opening and closes tags by now. changing text works the same way. The tag for changing text is: <font>...</font>. The <font> tag is similar to the horizontal rule, or <hr> tag. In order to change things with the <font> tag, you have to add in attributes in the opening tag.
For example, if you type <font color=red>example</font>
You will get: example
Y ou can also change the size, and type of font that it is. Here is a table with all of the attributes for changing text.
Attributes Values color either a color name like red, or a hexidecimal value. Hexidecimal values can be found here face any text type that is accepted by internet explore, a few ok ones are: arial, impact, and century gothic. size any number 1-6, 1 being smalled text, 6 being the biggest.
› Other HTML that can be used for format and change text are the italics(<i>), bold(<b>), and underline(<u>) tags. They are seperate tags from the font tags, but work the same way with an opening and closing tag.
For example: <i>example</i>
will show up as: example
Here are some of the tags that can be used to format the text that are not part of the <font> tag.
Tag: What it looks like: <i>text</i> text <b>text<b> text <u>text</u> text <code>text</code> text<samp>text</samp> samp <cite>text</cite> text <strong>text</strong> text <dfn>text</dfn> text <kbd>text</kbd> text <var>text</var> text <em>text</em> text