Overview
The font tag allows you to change
the size, color, and effect of your text.
Anything written between the opening
and ending tags, will be affected.


Size

You can increase or decrease the
size of your text up to seven font sizes:

This is size 1
This is size 2
This is size 3
This is size 4
This is size 5
This is size 6
This is size 7


To change the size of your text,
simply choose the number value of
the font size you wish to use.

Example:
To change your text to size 5,
write it this way:
<font size=5>Your text here!</font>
It will look like this:
Your text here!


Color

You can change the color of your text by
simply using the color name or hex code
of the color that you want to use.

Example:
To change the color of your text to yellow,
write it this way:
<font color=yellow>This sentence is is in yellow!</font>
It will look like this:
This sentence is in yellow!


For an excellent color chart
you can use, click here.

Effect

You can change the effect of your text
by using the effect attribute with the
relief, emboss, or shadow values.


In the following examples we're going
to use a font size of 7, color of pink


To create a relief effect,
write it this way:
<font size=7 color=pink effect=relief>
This is Relief Text!
</font>
It will look like this:

This is Relief Text!


To create an emboss effect,
write it this way:
<font size=7 color=pink effect=emboss>
This is Emboss Text!
</font>
It will look like this:

This is Emboss Text!


To create a shadow effect,
write it this way:
<font size=7 color=pink effect=shadow>
This is Shadow Text!
</font>
It will look like this:

This is Shadow Text!


Note: Results may vary depending on
the background color and text color used.