this is a stupid question but....

[wolf202]

hi guys ya miss me? anyways this is the stupidist (if that is a word) question that i have ever asked. but here goes nothing. (literaly) how do i chage the font on my page? jeez i know i know i amd dumb:(

:rolleyes: Matt:bouncy:

[degsy]

Are you using CSS yet? If not, you should be :D
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp

otherwise
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_fonts.asp

[wolf202]

no css yet but i might take a course soon but thanks for the link i'll check it out

:rolleyes: matt:uhoh:

[enat66]

That wepage will do it. If you arn't using css i suggest using the header tag for the headers and the font tag for the content. Keep in mind that a user can change the size of the font so don't rely on it being a certain size.

[degsy]

If you arn't using css i suggest using the header tag for the headers and the font tag for the content.


You should do that anyway, even if you are using CSS.

CSS is there to apply formatting to the structure of the document.



Here's a brief tutorial I made for someone else.
http://www.degs.co.uk/test/css/cssSelectors.htm

[Spider]

Hi wolf202,

Maybe css is a little too deep for now. You can alter the font
with an html tag.

<font face="Arial" size="4">this will be arial font</font>

[Steven.Bentley]

enat makes a very valid point about the header tags (h1, h2, h3 etc) in that they should be used to indicate the structure of the document, so if you simply want a bit of text to be bigger use the font tag, or better CSS - not the heading unless it is a heading.

This is for accessibility reasons