The tutorial HTML4.0 provides the ability to define fonts and use face properties to do this work. The property value of face can be any type of font on this machine, but in a bit of trouble, only the other computer has the same fonts in it that can appear in his browser in your pre-designed style.
<font face= "Font" >
Take a look at the example:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> Fonts </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<CENTER>
<font face= "italics _gb2312" > Welcome </FONT><P>
<font face= "Song body" > Welcome </FONT><P>
<font face= "Imitation _gb2312" > Welcome </FONT><P>
<font face= "bold" > Welcome </FONT><P>
<font face= "Arial" >welcom my homepage.</font><p>
<font face= "comic Sans MS" >welcom my homepage.</font><p>
</CENTER>
</BODY>
</HTML>
To make the text change, or to focus on a certain part, HTML provides some tags to produce these effects, the commonly used tags are listed as follows:
<B> </B> bold HTML language
<I> </I> Italic HTML language
<U> </U> underlined HTML language
<TT> <TT> Typewriter fonts HTML language
<BIG> </BIG> Large font HTML language
<SMALL> </SMALL> Small font HTML language
<BLINK> </BLINK> Blink effect HTML language
<EM> </EM> Express Emphasis, generally italic HTML language
<STRONG> </STRONG> Express Special emphasis, generally bold HTML language
<CITE> </CITE> for citations, examples, generally italic HTML language
Now let's take an example to see the effect:
<title> Font Styles </title>
<body>
<B> Bold Letter </B>
<P> <I> Italic Word </I>
<P> <U> Add underline </U>
<P> <BIG> Large Fonts </BIG>
<P> <SMALL> Small Fonts </SMALL>
<P> <BLINK> Flashing Effect </BLINK>
<P><EM>Welcome</EM>
<P><STRONG>Welcome</STRONG>
<P><CITE>Welcom</CITE></P>
</body>