3.2 NS IE TV

<FONT>...</FONT>

Change the font which is used to draw the text.

COLOR
3.2 NS IE TV
Change the color of the font.
See the page Using colors for a description on specifying colors.

EFFECT
TV
Use the effect attribute to set the font effect to the value relief or emboss. In version 1.1 of the WebTV HTML interface, the font effect can also be shadow. If the effect attribute is not specified, the text is plain.

Relief draws the text so that it seems raised from the surface of the page. emboss draws the text so that it seems pressed into the surface of the page. shadow draws the text with a shadow cast down and to the right of the text.


FACE
NS IE
Change the font of the text. You can supply more than one name, delimited by a comma. The browser will use the first font of the list which is available. So when the following statement <FONT FACE="Cotton,Arial"> is rendered by the browser and the font Cotton is installed then this font will be used. If this font is not installed then Arial is searched.
If none of the supplied fonts are available then the browser will use a default font.

SIZE
3.2 NS IE TV
Change the size of the font. You can supply an absolute size, in the range 1 - 7 or change the current size by supplying a + or - in front of the size. The default size = 3, or the value set with the BASEFONT tag.

TRANSPARENCY
Use the transparency attribute to allow the background to show through the text. The transparency of the text can range from a value of 0 (fully opaque) to 100 (fully transparent). The default value for transparency is 0. Note that the WebTV interface has implemented optimizations for a transparency value of 50 that make pages draw faster.

 
Source:
<FONT FACE="Comic sans MS,Arial" TRANSPARENCY=50>
 Lets <FONT SIZE=+2>change</FONT>
 <FONT SIZE=+3>the</FONT>
 <FONT SIZE=+4>size</FONT>
 <FONT SIZE=+3>of</FONT>
 <FONT SIZE=+2>the</FONT> font.
</FONT>
 
Result: Lets change the size of the font.

 
Source:
<FONT FACE="Times New Roman" SIZE=+2>
 <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>Or</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#FF7F00>give</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#FFFF00>the</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#7FFF00>font</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#00FF7F>a</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#00FFFF>nice</FONT>
 <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>color.</FONT>
</FONT>
 
Result: Or give the font a nice color.


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