Help with Script

[+Brandi Sour]

Hi, could someone show me how to code the following with a larger Font size and or point me in the direction where there is a 'scripting for dummies' type site.

 

<font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font>

 

Many thanks

[+Loch Cache]

Hi, could someone show me how to code the following with a larger Font size and or point me in the direction where there is a 'scripting for dummies' type site.

 

<font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font>

 

Many thanks

 

<FONT size="3"><font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font></font>

 

STEALTH -REQUIRED

 

<FONT size="3"><font color="red"><b>STEALTH -REQUIRED</b></font></font>

 

STEALTH -REQUIRED

[+mtn-man]

http://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/referen...tml_cheatsheet/

 

Great little resource for beginners there.

Frames, Forms, Body Attributes, Basic Tags and Header Tags won't work or are already included.

Edited September 14, 2006 by mtn-man

[+mgbmusic]

Hi, could someone show me how to code the following with a larger Font size and or point me in the direction where there is a 'scripting for dummies' type site.

 

<font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font>

 

Many thanks

 

<FONT size="3"><font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font></font>

 

STEALTH -REQUIRED

 

<FONT size="3"><font color="red"><b>STEALTH -REQUIRED</b></font></font>

 

STEALTH -REQUIRED

 

I've always found this page helpful:

http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/

[+TheBeast]

If you google html font it will bring up a bunch of references to the font tag and all of its attributes. The one you want is size. It would look something like this

<font color="red" size="7">STEALTH-REQUIRED</font>

 

-=EDIT=-

D'OH mgbmusic beat me to it!

Edited September 14, 2006 by TheBeast

[+Team Teuton]

Hi, could someone show me how to code the following with a larger Font size and or point me in the direction where there is a 'scripting for dummies' type site.

 

<font color="red">STEALTH -REQUIRED</font>

 

Many thanks

 

I've found this site to be helpful:

 

http://nozen.com/geo/html.htm

[+GeoGeorges]

Here's one more...www.w3schools.com

[+Brandi Sour]

BRILLIANT!!!

 

Just what I needed.

 

Thank you all.