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Re: H1 query From Baz at Gettynet.com on 15 Jan '99 replying to Re: H1 query posted by Jim Please note: For those of you like regular size text on your pages... you can have (small)(/small) tags within (small)(/small) tags to further decrease the size of your text. IE: replace [ with the usual [h1][small][small]TEST[/small][/small][/h1] and so on...... >>Max siad it was no problem, and the font size can be >>changed with a (small)(/small) tag. > >I can confirm that. Tables don't really make much difference unless >you count the miniscule disadvantage you'll get with the extra HTML >code diluting the page content (a significant point if you're an FP >user though).

Re: H1 query - Sean - 15/1/99 Re: H1 query - Jim - 15/1/99

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>Please note: For those of you like regular size text on your pages... you can have (small)(/small) tags within (small)(/small) tags to further decrease the size of your text. > >IE: replace [ with the usual >[h1][small][small]TEST[/small][/small][/h1] >and so on...... > >>>Max siad it was no problem, and the font size can be >>>changed with a (small)(/small) tag. >> >>I can confirm that. Tables don't really make much difference unless >>you count the miniscule disadvantage you'll get with the extra HTML >>code diluting the page content (a significant point if you're an FP >>user though). >