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FONT COLOR Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. <FONT COLOR="#0000FF">Test text.</FONT> Test text. <FONT COLOR="blue">Test text.</FONT> Test text. For 141 color names (including the 16 listed in the HTML 3.2 documentation) go to the Color page. <B><FONT COLOR="#660033">G</FONT><FONT COLOR="#660000">R</FONT><FONT COLOR="#990033">A</FONT><FONT COLOR="#990000">D</FONT><FONT COLOR="#CC0033">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="#CC0000">E</FONT><FONT COLOR="#FF0033">N</FONT><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">T</FONT></b> GRADIENT To the Table of Contents FONT FACES Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. <FONT FACE="arial">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. <FONT FACE="camberic, symbol">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. <FONT FACE="symbol">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. <FONT FACE="system">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. <FONT FACE="terminal">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. <FONT FACE="wingdings">Test text</FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. COMBINING FONT FACE AND STYLES <FONT FACE="arial"><B><I>Test text</I></b></FONT> compared to default text. Test text compared to default text. To the Table of Contents FONT LOGICAL STYLES Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. An example of the <ADDRESS>Mail Address tag</ADDRESS> in a document. An example of the Mail Address tag in a document. <BIG>Big Text</bIG>, compared to normal text. Big Text, compared to normal text. The <BIG>Big<BIG> Text</bIG> tag</bIG> can be cumulative. The Big Text tag can be cumulative. <BLINK>Blinking Text</bLINK>, compared to normal text. Blinking Text, compared to normal text. The Blockquote tag <BLOCKQUOTE>separates a quotation</bLOCKQUOTE> from the rest of your document. (Old 2.0 Standard) The Blockquote tag separates a quotation from the rest of your document. The Blockquote tag <BQ>separates a quotation</bQ> from the rest of your document. (New 3.0 Standard) The Blockquote tag separates a quotation from the rest of your document. <CITE>Citation Text</CITE>, compared to normal text. Citation Text, compared to normal text. <CREDIT>Credit Text</CREDIT>, compared to normal text. Credit Text, compared to normal text. <DFN>Definition Text</DFN>, compared to normal text. Definition Text, compared to normal text. <EM>Emphasized Text</EM>, compared to normal text.. Emphasized Text, compared to normal text. <FN>FOOTNOTE Tag Example Coding: <A HREF="#footnote1"><SUP>1</SUP></A> -- this references the following footnote:<P> <FN id="footnote1"><SUP>1</SUP>if supported clicking on the footnote link will cause a small window to pop up containing the actual footnote.</FN> Result of Coding: 1 -- this references the following footnote: 1 if supported clicking on the footnote link will cause a small window to pop up containing the actual footnote. <KBD>Keyboard Font</KBD>, compared to normal text. Keyboard Font, compared to normal text. An example of the <LISTING>Listing Tag</LISTING> compared to normal text. An example of the Listing Tag compared to normal text. PLAINTEXT External link to example. The Plaintext tag can act very oddly on some browsers, thus the reason for it's own page. An example of the <PRE>Preformated Text tag</PRE> in a document. An example of the Preformated Text tag in a document. <br> <br> <SAMP>Sample Format</SAMP>, compared to normal text. <br> <br> Sample Format, compared to normal text. <SMALL>Small Text</SMALL>, compared to normal text. Small Text, compared to normal text. The <SMALL>Small<SMALL> Text</SMALL> tag</SMALL> can be cumulative.<br> The Small Text tag can be cumulative. <STRONG>Strong Emphasis</STRONG>, compared to normal text.<br> Strong Emphasis, compared to normal text. <SUB>Subscript Text</SUB>, compared to normal text. Subscript Text, compared to normal text. <SUP>Superscript Text</SUP>, compared to normal text.<br> Superscript Text, compared to normal text. <VAR>Variable Text</VAR>, compared to normal text. Variable Text, compared to normal text. An example of how the <XMP><I>Example Text</I></XMP> tag works in a document. Note that HTML tags are ignored within the XMP tags. An example of how the <I>Example Text</I> tag works in a document. Note that HTML tags are ignored within the XMP tags. To the Table of Contents FONT PHYSICAL STYLES <br> <br> Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. <br> <br> <BLACKFACE>Blackface Text</bLACKFACE>, compared to normal text. Blackface Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <B>Bold Text</b>, compared to normal text. Bold Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <CODE>Code Text</CODE>, compared to normal text. Code Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <DEL>Deleted Text</DEL>, compared to normal text. Deleted Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <INS>Inserted Text</INS>, compared to normal text. Inserted Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <I>Italicized Text</I>, compared to normal text. Italicized Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <Q>Quoted Text</Q>, compared to normal text. "Quoted Text", compared to normal text. <br> <br> <STRIKE>Striked-Out Text</STRIKE>, compared to normal text. (Note: 2.0 Standard) Striked-Out Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <S>Striked-Out Text</S>, compared to normal text. (Note: 3.0 Standard) Striked-Out Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <U>Underlined Text</U>, compared to normal text. Underlined Text, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <TT>Typerwriter Style</TT>, compared to normal text. <br> <br> <center>Typerwriter Style, compared to normal text.</center> </plaintext> <br> <br> <center> <table text="yellow" bgcolor="grey" border="2" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="5"> <tr> <td> FONT SIZES </td> </tr> </table> </center> <br> <br> <plaintext> Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. <br> <br> <FONT SIZE="1">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="2">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="3">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="4">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="5">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="6">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text <FONT SIZE="7">Test text</FONT> <br> <br> Test text An example of Relative Font sizing: (with a BASEFONT=3 in the BODY tag of this document) Example code: <FONT SIZE=+2>Test Text</FONT> compared to normal text. Result of example code: Test text compared to normal text. Combining font sizes: Example code: <FONT SIZE=1>T</FONT><FONT SIZE=3>e</FONT><FONT SIZE=5>s</FONT><FONT SIZE=7>t</FONT> <FONT SIZE=7>t</FONT><FONT SIZE=5>e</FONT><FONT SIZE=3>x</FONT><FONT SIZE=1>t</FONT> Result of example code: Test text <br> <br> To the Table of Contents HEADERS <br> <br> Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code. <br> <br> Normal text before <H1>Header 1 text, </H1> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 1 text, normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before <H2>Header 2 text,</H2> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 2 text, normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before <H3>Header 3 text,</H3> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 3 text, normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before <H4>Header 4 text,</H4> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 4 text, normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before <H5>Header 5 text,</H5> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 5 text, normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before <H6>Header 6 text,</H6> normal text after. <br> <br> Normal text before Header 6 text, normal text after. <br> <br> </plaintext>