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Name: Steven Bradley
Location: Boulder, Colorado
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If you want to just use html you would want to use the font tag and then the size attribute to change the font size. The code might look something like:
<h2><font size="7">IQ Test</font></h2>
Using <font> though isn't really the best way to do what you want though. html is really meant to be used to structure your document. css should be used to style it.
I'm not sure how much css you know if any, but the equivalent css to the <font> tag above would look like:
<h2 style="font-size:24px">IQ Test</h2>
The sizes 24px and 7 aren't the same. I picked both arbitrarily just to show you how it might be done.
Ideally you would have all your css in a separate file or at the very least in the <head> of your file. What I showed above is called an inline style and it will work fine (again you'd have to play around with the actual size you use to get the effect you want)
You can find a good intro reference to both html and css at w3chools the tutorials there are a quick read and pretty easy to understand. |
