Hi all,
Pardon my elementary question. I'm going through all my ancient web
pages to make them compatible with current coding rules. And I've
discovered that "font size" is no longer a valid tag. Is there
something that replaces it, so I don't have to establish styles for
everything?
If not, is it possible to establish a default style for all text,
without the text having to reside inside a <p> or <h> or any other
kind of tag like that in the html pages? Or do you have to put a tag
around every bit of text to have any control over it?
I currently have this, but isn't it for hyperlinks only?:
a {font-family:Times,serif;
font-size:medium;
color:#ffffff;
}
Then I was wondering how to establish secondary text styles, like if I
want a slightly larger type size for a particular line, but don't want
it boldfaced, as in a <h> tag. (I know I'd have to put tags around
these, just don't know what kind.)
Thanks!
Lalena
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