for the search, my way to preload images! haha

Guide Categories

Website Tutorials

Coding Tutorials

Image Tutorials

Recipes

Entertainment Reviews

Home Remedies

Game Codes and Cheats

Jokes



Search for in

Text editing

HTML Coding Tutorials | Submited Nov 19, 2007

Written by: Mr. ∃v¡l

How to change the appearance of certain sections of text with HTML.

Line-through


<del>Some text</del>


Bold


<b>Some text</b>


Underline


<u>Some text</u>


Over-lined


<font Style="border-top:1px solid black">Some text</font>


Sizing


There's 2 ways, I prefer 2, but the first is what most people use.

<font size="4">Some text</font>


Inline styles


<font style="font-size:15px">Some text</font>


colors


<font color="red">Some text</font>

or
<font style="color:FF0000">Some text</font>


Using classes


Prolly the best way, IMO, much simpler than typing everything out a million times.

inside the Style Tags
.7F{color:FF0000; font-size:15pt; font-weight:bold;}

Around your text
<font class="7F">Some text</font>

Result:
Some text

tags Tags: html css text editing

1Thumbs up  Thumbs down0

Related Tutorials
Style Tags
Images in Text
Editing MySpace texts
Adding Text To Animations
Understanding CSS
CSS Elements
Text editing
Create Cut-Out Text
Tables with HTML
Text / Image Reflection
Blog Customizing
Skem9 CSS Pop-ups
Forms
CSS Borders
Fieldsets
Backwards text
Textareas
PSP: GLOWING TEXT
PSP: NEON TEXT / FLASHING NEON TEXT
Easy-updating
No Comments Found
Sorry, you have to be a member to comment tutorials