HTML: A Guide to Hard-Coding

 
   

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Using the Font tag <FONT>, Part 2

Color:

You can spot color text or color even a whole paragraph by using the color attribute.

Save then reload in the browser.

You can mix and match font colors, sizes and faces to achieve the look you want.

The important thing to remember about the font tag is that you need to use it often or you will not get the results you want. Every time you change size, shape or color, you need to rewrite the complete <font> tag.

To same time in hard-coding, you can do a lot of copying and pasting.

 

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