Font Commands

These all work (ISO-8859-1) character set.
 - This increases the text size by 3 over default(12). As standard it can be -2 to +4 but you can go outside these.
 back to default 0 (12)
-2(8), -1(10), 0(12), +1(14), +2(18), +3(24), +4(36)
 - change text colour, this is black (See Colour Table)
 This ends the font command
<BIG>Big Text</BIG> - text larger by 1
bold text - bold text
EmphasizeEmphasize (looks like italics)
italic - italic text
<S>Strike through</S> - ~~STRIKE strike-through text style~~
Smaller Text - text is a smaller by 1
<STRIKE>Strike through</STRIKE> - ~~STRIKE strike-through text style~~
Strong - STRONG Bold text
Subscript - _{SUB places text in
subscript style}
Superscript - ^{SUP places text in
superscript style}
Underlined - underlined
Address, Formatted, TT, H1 etc. affects everything on the line not just the text between the commands

<ADDRESS>Address</ADDRESS> - Address this affects everything on the line
<Formatted>Formatted</Formatted>
<H1>Heading 1</H1> - Heading 1

<H2>Heading 2</H2> - Heading 2

<H3>Heading 3</H3> - Heading 3

<H4>Heading 4</H4> - Heading 4

<H5>Heading 5</H5> - Heading 5

<H6>Heading 6</H6> - Heading 6
<TT>Teletype</TT> - TT teletype or monospaced text
OTHER CODES
Other codes in the iso-8859-1 HTML 4.0 character set.
  - a single space, if you find a blank line vanishes between paragraphs or instead of seeing a blank cell in a table, it's because you must have a space.
¢ - ¢ cent sign
£ - £ pound sign
€ - € euro sign
< - < lessthan
> - > greater than
° - ° degree sign
± - ± plus-or-minus sign
² - ² superscript two (squared)
³ - ³ superscript three (cubed)
¼ - ¼ fraction one quarter
½ - ½ fraction one half
¾ - ¾ fraction three quarters
& - & ampersand
© - © copyright
® - ® registered
There are loads more check them out on the internet if you need something different.
&zwnj;

<!- --> allows you to leave notes in the page that can only be seen as source code, these could be build notes or reminders to add something later.

<BLOCKQUOTE> </BLOCKQUOTE> - I use this alot all it does is to Indent the text/images so you get a nice gap either side of the screen. ( well I like it, hence the gaps either side)

Line Break

Shift + Enter - Line Break
 - Begin new paragraph - End new paragraph (optional)

<HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="90%">- horizontal line see below, size = height 5, width is 90 % of screen. No Blockquote.

<HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%"> - horizontal line see below, size = height 5, width is 100 % of screen. No Blockquote.

<HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%"> - horizontal line see below, size = height 5, width is 100% of screen but it's within a blockquote area.

ALIGNMENT of text or images

Right <DIV ALIGN=right>

left is the default it doesn't have a command. <CENTER>-standard centre justified</CENTER> - standard centre justified

<DIV ALIGN=right>- standard right justified</DIV> - standard right justified

- standard left justified - standard left justified, just font size +1
One finally note on this page, change the size of your screen occasionally (drag the side in and out) and see what your pages look like as whatever your screen is set at, someone else will use a different size, I use a laptop with 1024 x 768 screen ouput but others may use wide screen monitors so remember it will look different on each, especailly if you break the text into lines so you might find on a different screen each line becomes 1 line followed by an odd word or so. I try to stick with paragraphs and let it sort itself out. If your using a wide screen, becareful you can end up with bits that no-one knows are there.

SOURCE CODE

<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
<head>
 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
 <meta name="Author" content="nik">
 <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Mozilla/4.8 [en] (Windows NT 5.0; U) [Netscape]">
 <meta name="Description" content="Html Font Commands">
 <meta name="KeyWords" content="simple,font,htm,html,web,www,internet,edit">
 <title>Font Commands</title>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" >
</head>
<body text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFF99" link="#0000EE" vlink="#551A8B" alink="#FF0000">
<center>
<h1>
Font Commands</h1></center>
<blockquote>These all work (ISO-8859-1) character set.
 - This increases the text size by 3
over default(12). As standard it can be -2 to +4 but you can go outside
these.
 back to default 0 (12)
 -2(8), -1(10),
0(12),
+1(14), +2(18),
+3(24),
+4(36)
 - change text colour, this is
black (See Colour Table)
 This ends the font command
<BIG>Big Text</BIG> - text
larger by 1
 bold text - bold text
EmphasizeEmphasize (looks like italics)
 italic - italic text
 <S>Strike through</S> - <strike>STRIKE strike-through
text style</strike>
 Smaller Text - text
is a smaller by 1
 <STRIKE>Strike through</STRIKE> - <strike>STRIKE
strike-through text style</strike>
 Strong - STRONG Bold text
 Subscript - SUB places text in
subscript style
 Superscript - SUP places text in
superscript style
 Underlined - underlined
Address, Formatted, TT, H1 etc. affects everything on
the line not just the text between the commands
  
<address>
<ADDRESS>Address</ADDRESS> - Address this affects everything on the
line</address>
<pre><Formatted>Formatted</Formatted></pre>
<h1>
<H1>Heading 1</H1> - Heading 1</h1>
<h2>
<H2>Heading 2</H2> - Heading 2</h2>
<h3>
<H3>Heading 3</H3> - Heading 3</h3>
<h4>
<H4>Heading 4</H4> - Heading 4</h4>
<h5>
<H5>Heading 5</H5> - Heading 5</h5>
<h6>
<H6>Heading 6</H6> - Heading 6</h6>
<tt><TT>Teletype</TT> - TT teletype or monospaced text</tt>
<center>
<h3>
OTHER CODES</h3></center>
Other codes in the iso-8859-1 HTML 4.0 character set.
 &nbsp; - a single space, if you find a blank line
vanishes between paragraphs or instead of seeing a blank cell in a table,
it's because you must have a space.
 &cent; - ¢ cent sign
 &pound; - £ pound sign
 &euro; - € euro sign
 &lt; - < lessthan
 &gt; - > greater than
 &deg; - ° degree sign
 &plusmn; - ± plus-or-minus sign
 &sup2; - ² superscript two (squared)
 &sup3; - ³ superscript three (cubed)
 &frac14; - ¼  fraction one quarter
 &frac12; - ½  fraction one half
 &frac34; - ¾ fraction three quarters
 &amp; - & ampersand
 &copy; - © copyright
 &reg; - ® registered
 There are loads more check them out on the internet if
you need something different.
 &zwnj;</blockquote>
 <!-     --> allows you to leave
notes in the page that can only be seen as source code, these could be
build notes or reminders to add something later.
<blockquote> <BLOCKQUOTE> </BLOCKQUOTE> - I use
this alot all it does is to Indent the text/images so you get a nice gap
either side of the screen. ( well I like it, hence the gaps either side)</blockquote>
 Line Break
  
  
<blockquote>Shift + Enter - Line Break
 - Begin new paragraph  - End new paragraph
(optional)
  </blockquote>
<HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="90%">- horizontal line see below, size
= height 5, width is 90 % of screen. No Blockquote.
<hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="90%">
 <HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%"> - horizontal line see below,
size = height 5, width is 100 % of screen. No Blockquote.
 
<hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
<blockquote><HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%"> - horizontal line
see below, size = height 5, width is 100% of screen but it's within a blockquote
area.

<hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
<center>ALIGNMENT of text or images</center>
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
<div align=right>Right <DIV ALIGN=right></div>
</blockquote>
<blockquote>left is the default it doesn't have a command.
<center><CENTER>-standard centre justified</CENTER>
- standard centre justified</center>
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
<div align=right><DIV ALIGN=right>- standard right justified</DIV>
- standard right justified</div>
</blockquote>
<blockquote> 
 - standard left justified
- standard left justified, just font size +1
  One finally note on this page, change the size
of your screen occasionally (drag the side in and out) and see what your
pages look like as whatever your screen is set at, someone else will use
a different size, I use a laptop with 1024 x 768 screen ouput but others
may use wide screen monitors so remember it will look different on each,
especailly if you break the text into lines so you might find on a different
screen each line becomes 1 line followed by an odd word or so. I try to
stick with paragraphs and let it sort itself out. If your using a wide
screen, becareful you can end up with bits that no-one knows are there.</blockquote>
<center>
 <a href="index.htm"><img SRC="but_home.gif" ALT="Home" BORDER=0 title="Home" height=32 width=128></a></center>
<center>
<h2>
SOURCE CODE</h2></center>
<blockquote><!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0
transitional//en">
 <html>
 <head>
    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1">
    <meta name="Author" content="nik">
    <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Mozilla/4.8
[en] (Windows NT 5.0; U) [Netscape]">
    <meta name="Description" content="Html
Font Commands">
    <meta name="KeyWords" content="simple,font,htm,html,web,www,internet,edit">
    <title>Font Commands</title>
 <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" >
 </head>
 <body text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFF99" link="#0000EE"
vlink="#551A8B" alink="#FF0000">
<center>
 <h1>
 Font Commands</h1></center>
<blockquote>These all work (ISO-8859-1)
character set.
 no indentation of the first line
 - positive indent, 10% of the
width of the page
 This increases the text size by 3 over default(12). As
standard it can be -2 to +4 but you can go outside these.
 positive indent, 5 emThis increases
the text size by 3 over default(12). As standard it can be -2 to +4 but
you can go outside these.
 negative indent, 10 ptThis increases
the text size by 3 over default(12). As standard it can be -2 to +4 but
you can go outside these.
 negative indent, 10 pixelsThis
increases the text size by 3 over default(12). As standard it can be -2
to +4 but you can go outside these.
 &lt;FONT SIZE=+3> - This increases
the text size by 3 over default(12). As standard it can be -2 to +4 but
you can go outside these.
 -2(8), -1(10), 0(12), +1(14),
+2(18), +3(24), +4(36)
 &lt;FONT COLOR=#000000> -
change text colour, this is
 black (See Colour Table)
 &lt;/FONT> This ends the
font command
 &lt;BIG>Big Text&lt;/BIG>
- text
 larger by 1
 &lt;B>bold text &lt;/B>
- bold text
 &lt;EM>Emphasize&lt;/EM>Emphasize
(looks like italics)
 &lt;I>italic&lt;/I> -
italic text
 &lt;S>Strike through&lt;/S>
- <strike>STRIKE strike-through
 text style</strike>
 &lt;SMALL>Smaller Text&lt;/SMALL>
- text
 is a smaller by 1
 &lt;STRIKE>Strike through&lt;/STRIKE>
- <strike>STRIKE
 strike-through text style</strike>
 &lt;STRONG>Strong&lt;/STRONG>
- STRONG Bold text
 &lt;SUB>Subscript&lt;/SUB>
- SUB places text in
 subscript style
 &lt;SUP>Superscript&lt;/SUP>
- SUP places text in
 superscript style
 &lt;U>Underlined&lt;/U>
- underlined
 Address, Formatted, TT, H1 etc.
affects everything on the line not just the text between the comands
 <address>
 &lt;ADDRESS>Address&lt;/ADDRESS>
- Address this affects everything
 on the line</address>
 <Formatted>&lt;Formatted>Formatted&lt;/Formatted></Formatted>
 <h1>
 &lt;H1>Heading 1&lt;/H1> - Heading
1</h1>
<h2>
 &lt;H2>Heading 2&lt;/H2> - Heading
2</h2>
<h3>
 &lt;H3>Heading 3&lt;/H3> - Heading
3</h3>
<h4>
 &lt;H4>Heading 4&lt;/H4> - Heading
4</h4>
<h5>
 &lt;H5>Heading 5&lt;/H5> - Heading
5</h5>
<h6>
 &lt;H6>Heading 6&lt;/H6> - Heading
6</h6>
 <tt>&lt;TT>Teletype&lt;/TT>
- TT teletype or monospaced text</tt>
 <center>
 <h3>
 OTHER CODES</h3></center>
 Other codes in the iso-8859-1 HTML 4.0
character set.
 &amp;nbsp; - a single space,
if you find a blank line vanishes between paragraphs or instead of seeing
a blank cell in a table, it's because you must have a space.
 &amp;cent; - &cent; cent
sign
 &amp;pound; - &pound;
pound sign
 &amp;euro; - &euro; euro
sign
 &amp;lt; - &lt; lessthan
 &amp;gt; - > greater than
 &amp;deg; - &deg; degree
sign
 &amp;plusmn; - &plusmn;
plus-or-minus sign
 &amp;sup2; - &sup2; superscript
two (squared)
 &amp;sup3; - &sup3; superscript
three (cubed)
 &amp;frac14; - &frac14;&nbsp;
fraction one quarter
 &amp;frac12; - &frac12;&nbsp;
fraction one half
 &amp;frac34; - &frac34;
fraction three quarters
 &amp;amp; - &amp; ampersand
 &amp;copy; - &copy; copyright
 &amp;reg; - &reg; registered
 There are loads more check them
out on the internet if you need something different.
 &amp;zwnj;</blockquote>
 &lt;!-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
--> allows you to leave notes in the page that can only be seen as source
code, these could be build notes or reminders to add something later.
 <blockquote>&nbsp;&lt;BLOCKQUOTE>
&lt;/BLOCKQUOTE> - I use this alot all it does is to Indent the text/images
so you get a nice gap either side of the screen. ( well I like it, hence
the gaps either side)</blockquote>
 &lt;BR> Line Break
 &nbsp;
 &nbsp;
 <blockquote>Shift + Enter - Line
Break
 &lt;P> - Begin new paragraph&nbsp;
&lt;/P> - End new paragraph
 (optional)
 &nbsp;</blockquote>
 &lt;HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="90%">- horizontal
line see below, size
 = height 5, width is 90 % of screen. No Blockquote.
 <hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="90%">
 &lt;HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
- horizontal line see below,
 size = height 5, width is 100 % of screen. No Blockquote.
 
 <hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
 <blockquote>&lt;HR SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
- horizontal line
 see below, size = height 5, width is 100% of screen but
it's within a blockquote
 area.
 
 <hr SIZE=5 WIDTH="100%">
 <center>ALIGNMENT of text or images</center>
 </blockquote>
<blockquote>
 <div align=right>Right &lt;DIV
ALIGN=right></div>
 </blockquote>
<blockquote>left is the default it
doesn't have a command.
 <center>&lt;CENTER>-standard
centre justified&lt;/CENTER>
 - standard centre justified</center>
 </blockquote>
<blockquote>
 <div align=right>&lt;DIV ALIGN=right>-
standard right justified&lt;/DIV>
 - standard right justified</div>
 </blockquote>
<blockquote>&nbsp;
 &lt;FONT SIZE=+1>- standard
left justified&lt;/FONT>
 - standard left justified, just font size +1
 &nbsp;One finally note on
this page, change the size of your screen occasionally (drag the side in
and out) and see what your pages look like as whatever your screen is set
at, someone else will use a different size, I use a laptop with 1024 x
768 screen ouput but others may use wide screen monitors so remember it
will look different on each, especailly if you break the text into lines
so you might find on a different screen each line becomes 1 line followed
by an odd word or so. I try to stick with paragraphs and let it sort itself
out. If your using a wide screen, becareful you can end up with bits
that no-one knows are there.</blockquote>
<center>
 <a href="index.htm"><img SRC="but_home.gif"
ALT="Home" BORDER=0 title="Home" height=32 width=128></a></center>
</body>
 </html></blockquote>
<center><a href="index.htm"><img SRC="but_home.gif" ALT="Home" BORDER=0 title="Home" height=32 width=128></a></center>
</body>
</html>