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Now some real bassic stuff, but handy
HTML to get you started
Making your text smaller
<small>Making your text smaller</small>
Making your text larger
<Font size=+4>Making your text larger </font>
changing font style
A bassic colour chart
This is bold text
<B>This is bold text</B>
This is ITALIC text
<i>This is ITALIC text</i>
This is UNDERLINE text
<U>This is UNDERLINE text</U>
Changing text color to red
<font color="red">Changing text color to red</font>
Changing text color to blue
<font color="blue">Changing text color to blue</font>
Using the WORD "red" or "blue" or "green", or any color will work. But if you
need to be more
selective in the color range you want, then find a color chart which has
the code numbers for each color.
But I am keeping this as simple as possible for now.
Take note; the spelling in your code is American spelling for the word "color"
Color Hex Value
Black
#000000
Silver
#C0C0C0
Gray
#808080
white
#FFFFFF
Red
#FF0000
Green
#008000
blue
#0000FF
Navy
#000080
Yellow
#FFFF00
Maroon
#800000
Fuchsia
#FF00FF
Spicy pink
#FF1CAE
When using hex values for your colours in place of the word
"red",
simply
place the hex value where you would have the word "red" See example below
Changing text color to red using the HEX Value in place of the word "red"
<font color="#FF0000">
makes text color red
</font>
Always keep in mind that some colors are unfriendly to some browsers.
But search the web for html color charts and you'll soon find plenty more
on the subject.
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