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The Garage Series

Pt. : I Design and Usability Topics

Pt. : II Layout Topics

Pt. : III Image Topics

Pt. : IV Text Topics

Ch. 40. Using Text Elements Properly

Ch. 41. Using Phrase Elements Properly

Ch. 42. Adding Cascading Style Sheets

Ch. 43. Replacing Formatting Tags with CSS

Ch. 44. Creating Custom Formatting Styles

Ch. 45. Changing the Look of a Text Element

Ch. 46. Defining Class Styles

Ch. 47. Controlling the Typeface

Ch. 48. Controlling Type Size

Using the Font Tag

Using the Font-Size Attribute

BLOG: Sizing up Type Sizing

Ch. 49. Controlling Spacing

Ch. 50. Controlling Justified and Ragged Type

Ch. 51. Controlling Indents

Ch. 52. Building Lists

Ch. 53. Highlighting Text with Color

Ch. 54. Rehabilitating Horizontal Rules

Ch. 55. Adding a Dateline and Timestamp

Ch. 56. Designing Data Tables

Ch. 57. Using Pseudo-Elements

Ch. 58. Defining ID Styles

Pt. : V Link Topics

Pt. : VI Form Topics

Pt. : VII Tricks Topics

Pt. : VIII Basic Training Topics

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Using the Font Tag

The font tag's size attribute looks something like this:

<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="4">

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