HTML
Manipulating Font Size and Color 
                  Okay, now we want to see how to change the font size. This is 
done          with the following tag:        
<FONT SIZE="x"> text          to change </FONT> 
       "x" will be replaced by a number with a + or - sign in front          of 
it. So let's say you wanted to make the font larger. You can use the          
tag with a +2, like this: 
           
                 <FONT SIZE="+2">I'm          a big sentence now!</FONT> 
                 
       This will give us the following: 
                    I'm a big sentence        now!                   
       Likewise, you can make the font smaller in the same way, using the - 
sign:        
                    <FONT SIZE="-2">Hey,          I'm Small!</FONT>
                  
       Will give us this: 
                    Hey, I'm Small!                          
         Here are some more size examples for you: 
          
                  <FONT SIZE="+4">Hey          There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="+3">Hey There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="+2">Hey There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="+1">Hey There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="-1">Hey There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="-2">Hey There</FONT> 
         Hey There 
       <FONT SIZE="-3">Can you read this?</FONT> 
         Can you read this? 
                  
       Now, suppose you want to change the font color. This is done in much the 
       same way. Here is the tag:        <FONT COLOR="color">        
        We replace the word color with a color name or the hexidecimal color    
      value. Let's do one using the color name to begin: 
          
                  <FONT COLOR="red">I'm          red!</FONT> 
        I'm red! 
                  
       Now let's use the hexidecimal value for red. The hexidecimal 
representation        begins with a # sign and is followed by six letters 
and/or numbers. Here        is the example: 
                    <FONT COLOR="#FF0000">I'm          red!</FONT>
        I'm red! 
                  
       That is a # sign, two F's and four zeros. Usually it's easier to remeber 
       the color names, but you may want to have the hex code for more 
complicated        colors.         Now suppose you want to change the size AND 
the color. To do this, you          can use two FONT tags and remember to close 
them both, like this: 
          
                  <FONT SIZE="+2"><FONT          COLOR="gold">I am 
gold!</FONT></FONT> 
        I am gold! 
                  
       Also, you can use the SIZE and COLOR declarations inside the same tag, 
and        close only one tag. This is done like this: 
                    <FONT SIZE="+2"          COLOR="gold">I am gold!</FONT> 
        I am gold!  
                  
       You can also declare the font color inside the BODY tag. We will discuss 
       this in a later section called Using the Body Tag Declarations. For now, 
       we will move on to the next section: Special Characters: The extra 
space,        copyright symbol, and more.        Color Names and Hex Codes      
   When using the color name in your document, just place the Color Name        
  inside the quotation marks of your command. For instance, with the font       
   color command, you would do this to change the font to red: 
       <FONT COLOR="red"> 
       If you use the hex code of a color, you place the entire hex code 
between          the quote marks, including the # sign. All the "0" characters  
        are zeros. So, to use a hex code to change the background color to 
blue,          you would place the hex code for blue in the command, like this: 
       <BODY bgcolor="#0000FF"> 
       And now, here is the table: 
          
                                               Color              Name          
  HEX              Code                               black           #000000   
                            white           #FFFFFF                             
  red           #FF0000                               blue           #0000FF    
                           green           #008000                              
 yellow           #FFFF00                               orange           
#FFA500                               violet           #EE82EE                  
             purple           #800080                               pink        
               #FFC0CB                               silver           #C0C0C0   
                            gold           #FFD700                              
 gray           #808080                               aqua           #00FFFF    
                           skyblue                       #87CEEB                
               lightblue          
 #ADD8E6                               fuchsia                       #FF00FF    
                           khaki                       #F0E68C                  
                      
 Using          a Background Color        If you want to use a background color 
on your page, you will need to          begin by finding the <BODY> tag. Once 
you have found the tag, look          for a command after the word BODY that 
says bgcolor="color"          . It may look like this: 
           
                  <BODY bgcolor="gray">                        
         Or the tag may have more commands inside and use hex codes, like this: 
         
          
                  <BODY text="#000000"        link="#A6CAF0" bgcolor="#808080"> 
                  
         And of course, the command may not be there at all. If this is the 
case,          add it by placing a space after the word BODY and then type the 
command,          like this: 
          
                  <BODY bgcolor="gray"        text="#000000" link="#A6CAF0">    
               
         Or if you don't have any other commands, just add it in like this: 
          
                  <BODY bgcolor="gray">                        
         To change the background color, replace the word gray inside the quote 
         marks with a color name or a color hex code. 
       So, if you wanted to change the background color to green, you would     
     type: 
          
                  <BODY bgcolor="green">                        
         Or you could use the hex code for green: 
          
                  <BODY bgcolor="#008000">                        
         After doing this, your page will have a green background. Beautiful! 
Now          just use any color you like in the command, and add color your 
pages!
       


Rohad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                                  
Perkenalkan saya anggota  baru di milis ini :
   N  a   m  a    : Rohad Fatkhurrokhim
    Alamat        : Perum Griya Batu aji Asri,  Sagulung, Batam
   Alamat asal :  Karangawen, Demak
 Selama ini saya mengikuti  milis [EMAIL PROTECTED], tapi memang  milis
 tersebut seperti mati suri,  ternyata ada milis warga demak lain yang lebih
 ramai.
 Ada beberapa nama yg saya  kenal di milis demak, seperti Pak Fanar dan
 Mas Nur Ihsan meskipun  belum pernah bertemu dgn beliau...
 Semoga dengan mengikuti  milis ini dapat menambah tali silaturahmi sesama
 warga Demak.
 Apakah anggota milis ini  ada yang tinggal di Batam?
 kayaknya lagi rame nih  membahas masalah copy darat, rencana mau 
 diadakan  dimana?
 Demikian perkenalan dari  saya dan salam kenal buat yang lain...
  
  
 Rohad.F
 Prod. Engineering  Dept.
 PT Sumitomo Wiring Systems  Batam Indonesia
 BIP Kav. 8, Muka Kuning,  Batam - Kepulauan Riau
 Telp (0770) 611553 ext.  333
  
  
  
  
 
     
                               

       
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