More of Yet an other HTML Tutor

There are many good HTML tutors out there. This is nor one of them. It is only to help me find information from whatever computer I happen to be at, at the time. Secondly, the process of writing (and testing), is itself part of the learning process.
the "NCSA (at UIUC) Beginner's Guide to HTML.

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SUMMERY OF MAIN FONT COMMANDS BASICS OF FONT RENDING

Any plus or minus are up and down from that. FONT : SIZE=+1 of SIZE=-1 etc
OTHER FONT ATRIBUTES ARE:
COLOR and FACE

** SIZE **

The basis SIZE atribute is: <FONT SIZE=[+|-]1|2|3|4|5|6|7>
Only the minus 1 and 2 seem to be shown AND Only the plus 1 , 2, 3 and 4 seem to be shown
This has been tested by walter.

Font minus 1
Font minus 2
Font minus 3
Font minus 4
Font minus 5
Font minus 6
Font minus 7
Font plus 1
Font plus 2
Font plus 3

Font plus 4
Font plus 5
Font plus 6
Font plus 7

** COLOR **

Well for COLOR The 16 colors usaually shown (The Windows 3.1 Pallet) are in alphabetic order:
  • Aqua Sample of Color look like this. **** AQUA
  • Black Sample of Color look like this. **** BLACK
  • Blue Sample of Color look like this. **** BLUE
  • Fuchsia Sample of Color look like this. **** FUCHSIA
  • Gray Sample of Color look like this. **** GRAY
  • Green Sample of Color look like this. **** GREEN
  • Lime Sample of Color look like this. **** LIME
  • Maroon Sample of Color look like this. **** MAROON
  • Navy Sample of Color look like this. **** NAVY
  • Olive Sample of Color look like this. **** OLIVE
  • Purple Sample of Color look like this. **** PURPLE
  • Red Sample of Color look like this. **** RED
  • Silver Sample of Color look like this. **** SILVER
  • Teal Sample of Color look like this. **** TEAL
  • White Sample of Color look like this. **** WHITE
  • Yellow Sample of Color look like this. **** YELLOW
Netscape 4.0 seems to have it also. Don't know about other browsers. Also there are additional colors now. I tried "gold" and it works. Some browsers requires an "#rrggbb" number and you can always use them for any thing calling for color. Here are a few I randomly tried. Thee is always the "bbggbb" way. By the way, these numbers can be Capital or lower case.
****GOLD************* ***VIOLET************** ***YELLOW**************
****PURPLE************* ******PINK*********** ******CYAN***********
******TURQUOSE*********** ****ORANGE************* ****MAGENTA************
****GRAY*************** ****BROWN************** ****JADE**************
THERE IS ALWAYS THE RRGGBB WAY
****FFFF00*************** ****FF00FF*************** ****00FFFF***************
****880000*************** ****008800*************** ****000088***************
****FF0000*************** ****00FF00*************** ****0000FF***************
****FFAAAA*************** ****FFBBBB*************** ****FFCCCC***************
Netscape 4.0 seems to have it also. Don't know about other browsers. Also there are additional colors now. I tried "gold" and it works. Some browsers requires an "#rrggbb" number and you can always use them for any thing calling for color.

** FACE **

Font face is... the font face! I mean, the font itself. Normally, a font is restrained to Times New Roman, or whatever font the user has
chosen as a default font.

The general form is this :<font face="font1">Characters</font>
or for multilal shots on hitting a resident font.
The general form is this :<font face="font1,font2,font3">Characters</font>

The FACE attribute is Internet Explorer 2.0 Netscape 4.0 seems to have it also. Don't know about other browsers.



face="Impact,Arial,Courier" face="Impact,Arial,Courier"
Font face is a very optional tag. the thing is, often you just
won't HAVE a particular font your computer. The first font (font1)
listed is the default font. If the user don't have that one, font2 is
chosen, and if not, font3. No more than 3, tho .If none of those fonts
are found, then there is not font face effect at all.

SOME NARATIVE ABOUT BODY
The body elements: in the main part of your HTML-coded document.
CONTAINS: Just about everything. EXAMPLES:

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