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Understanding HTML Computer Code
Using an HTML Editor
Creating an HTML Head & Body
Creating an HTML Document Title
Putting Text in an HTML Document
Saving an HTML File
Viewing an HTML Document
Bolding Text in an HTML Document
Resizing Text in an HTML Document
Creating an HTML Hyperlink: Part 1
Creating an HTML Hyperlink: Part 2
Inserting an Image in an HTML Document
Making an Image an HTML Hyperlink
Uploading an HTML Document
Adding Color to an HTML Document
Changing HTML Text Color & Size
Making an HTML Table
Making a Border for an HTML Table
Using HTML Forms
Creating an HTML Submit Button
Adding a Field to an HTML Document
Adding Text Area to an HTML Document
Editing HTML Text
Summary: How to resize text in an HTML document; learn how to build your own website in this free computer programming video.
Dorian Winterfeld has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science and has general web and database programming primarily in Perl and SQL on Windows and Unix platforms. Databases...read more
"Hi, I'm Dorian Winterfield on behalf of Expert Village. I have been doing web programming for about ten years. Today we are going to cover the basics of HTML. Let's say , we also want to make the text bigger. Well, there is a tag called "big". Now, you can see that you can nest tags. Meaning I can put one HTML tag inside of another tag. So now I can put both inside of "big". Let's see how that looks. It is a little bigger. It is not a whole lot bigger. Let's try it big, big. Let's see how that looks. Save. Refresh. AHA! That's bigger. Now, there are other tags that will affect the font. Control all kinds of things about the font. There is a lot that you can read about different ways to affect font size and the font style and color. But we are not going to go into that today."
eHow Article: Resizing Text in an HTML Document
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