Font attributes

FONTS

Put your text here</plaintext> You can use size 1-7 in pagebuilder. Pick the size that suits your needs. This is size 7 This is size 6 This is size 5 This is size 4 This is size 3 This is size 2 This is size 1 You can make your text a different color as well as size it by using this code: <plaintext> Put your text here</plaintext> Using the code as it is above, your text will be size 7 and the color red. You can make it any color you want and size 1-7 as you chose. This is an example Neat trick and simple enough right? Wait...there is more you can do using text attributes. ATTRIBUTES <plaintext>Italics</plaintext> This attribute will print your text in italics. This is an example if text in italics <plaintext>Bold</plaintext> This attribute will print your text bold. This is an example using the bold attribute. <plaintext><blackface>Blackface</blackface></plaintext> This attribute will print your text in blackface, like a double bold. <blackface>This is an example using the blackface attribute</blackface> <plaintext><tt>Typewriter</tt></plaintext> This attribute will print your text in the style of a typewriter. <tt>This is an example using the typewriter attribute</tt> <plaintext><KBD>KEYBOARD TEXT</KBD></plaintext> <KBD>This is an example using keyboard text.</KBD> <plaintext>STRONG TEXT</plaintext> This is an example using strong text. <plaintext><strike>Strike</strike></plaintext> The strike attribute is used to cross out a word or sentence. <strike>This is an example using the strike attribute</strike> <plaintext>Sub</plaintext> This attribute will cause your text to be dropped down....sub. This is an example using the subattribute. The attribute was used before the words that are dropped down and closed off before the word that is again in line. <plaintext>Super script</plaintext> This attribute will cause your text to rise above the other text in the line. This is an example using the supattribute. The attribute was used before the words that are raised higher, and closed off before the word that is again in line. <plaintext>Underline</plaintext> This attribute will cause your text to be underlined. This is an example using the underline attribute. The attribute was used before the words that are underlned and closed off after the last word I wanted underlined. <plaintext>Highlight</plaintext> This attribute will cause your text to be shaded. This is an example using the highlight attribute. The attribute was used before the words that are highlighted, and closed off after the last word I wanted highlighted. NOTE Remember, you must have both an opening and a closing. For example when using the attribute <plaintext></plaintext> be sure you have the closing <plaintext></plaintext>.</UL> <center> <A HREF="http://community-2.webtv.net/doriedew/doc29/">HTML SCHOOL</a></center> <center> <A HREF="http://community-2.webtv.net/catbyd/doc5">HOME</a></center>  <center> Like this page? Send it to a friend! <form METHOD="POST" ACTION="http://www.pass-iton.com/p.v"> Friend's Email('s) You may enter up to 10 separated by commas. <input type="TEXT" name="friends_address" size="15"> Enter Your Address <input type="TEXT" name="senders_address" size="15"> <input type="hidden" name="id" value="4317"> <input type="hidden" name="ref" value="on"> <input TYPE="submit" NAME="send_form" VALUE="Send" font face="Arial" size="1"> <input TYPE="reset" VALUE="Reset" font face="Arial" size="1"> Veinotte.com's <a href="http://www.pass-iton.com">Pass It On</a> program.</center> </form>  </blackface></UL></body></html> </TD></TR></TABLE> <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2" width="100%"> <tr height=0> <td height=0> <spacer type=block width=30% height=0> <td height=0> <spacer type=block width=30% height=0> <td height=0> <spacer type=block width=30% height=0> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="3"> <hr> </td> </tr> <tr> <td valign=middle width=30%> </td> <td valign=middle width=30%> <center> <a href="http://www.msntv.com">Powered by MSN TV</a> </center> </td> <td align=right valign=middle width=30%> </td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="3"> <hr> </td> </tr> </table> </BODY> </HTML>