i am using <4h> tags for titles and on some computers the title is much bigger then i intended. on my computer its fine both on firefox and explorer
is there a soloution?

i am using <4h> tags for titles

I HOPE that's a typo because there are NO SUCH TAGS as <4h> !
The proper tag is h1 thru h6 and you can't make up your own tags.

Can we see the code or get a URL ??

Originally Posted by pizza

i am using <4h> tags for titles and on some computers the title is much bigger then i intended. on my computer its fine both on firefox and explorer
is there a soloution?

people have different resolutions, some may have changed the font sizing in their desktop settings or in the browser settings.

You can't make every visitors view of the page same as yours.

Originally Posted by pizza

i am using <4h> tags for titles and on some computers the title is much bigger then i intended. on my computer its fine both on firefox and explorer
is there a soloution?

Why don't you use CSS to manipulate <H1>

first of all i meant h4...
i want to use h because i know it is good for search engines and i am not sure what you mean by manipulate <H1> in css?

i know it is good for search engines

and how do you know this ??

just because it is a theory bandied about doesn't make it fact.

i dont know, i read it some where and i believed it.....

How do you use CSS to style a heading ?? Same way you use CSS to style any element.

Example:
h1{
font-weight: bold;
font-size: 150%;
color: #ff002b;
text-decoration: underline;
}
Produces an H1 that is bold, red, underlined, and 150% larger than your base font size.