Changing Text Styles
Using the drop down list select the font you want by clicking on it.
Other Options
At the end of the drop down list is a 'User Defined' option. By clicking this you will
open up another box underneath the standard settings. In this box you can type in a
font that doesn't appear in the pre-set list.
If using this option take note of the following:
Using the drop down list select the font size you want by clicking on it.
Other Options
At the end of the drop down list is a 'User Defined' option. By clicking this you will
open up another box underneath the standard settings. In this box you can type in a
font size that doesn't appear in the pre-set list. You can't just enter anything that
comes to mind. Browsers display size settings depending on the word or number that
is used.
Words you can enter in the text box include – small, medium, large, x-large and xx-large.
If you prefer to enter an exact number you can enter a number followed by px. For example - 100px.
Enter these settings in lowercase.
Other Options
You can also type directly into the text box if you prefer entering your own colour
setting.
Words you can enter in the text box include – aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green,
lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow.
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