Introduction

Text Size is an important attribute that plays a big part in coding. There are different codes to make your text be huge or tiny. There are also various ways you can do it. It can be used with any font(s) and done in any color. (See the colors page.)

Sizes

The code for this:

<font size="_">TEXT</font>

Examples/Results

Size One

This font is in size 1.

It's tiny, and sometimes people can't see it. You can use it to joke around, or in a signature. It can also be used for other things, like this guide!

Size Two

Two

This is a slightly smaller size, but the next sizes will be bigger. Don't worry!

Size Three

Three

We are using Size Three in regular edits—don't worry, it's still coding!

Size Four

Four

This is where it gets big.

Size Five

Five

This is five, but it goes to 7!

Size Six

Six

It's huge!

Size Seven

Seven

IT'S SO HUGE!

That's all! The base coding is: <font size="7">Seven</font>

Just switch the '7' to different numbers and it'll work!

Pixels

Another way to do it is with pixels, or the abbreviated version "px". Here's how you do it!

<span style="font-size:30px;">Result</span>

Result.

You can change it to various numbers. But don't get crazy! Setting it to 1000px can sure spam a page.

Percentages

Yet another way you can do it is through percentages.
Code:

<span style="font-size:180%;">RESULT</span>

RESULT