Not only ordinary text is placed on web pages, but also large inscriptions and headings. These can be just lines in large print, or there can be images prepared in advance in graphic editors or scanned.
Instructions
Step 1
To use as a heading just a string, written in a larger font than the rest of the text on the page, use the HTML tag. For example: This inscription is much larger than the others!
Step 2
If you wish, you can make the inscription on the site differ from the rest of the text not only in size, but also in color. This is what the tag is for. An example of its use is shown below: This inscription is much larger than the rest! It is also green.
Step 3
The> font color <tag can be used not only in combination with verbal color names, but also with special numbers. So, instead of "green", "red", "blue" and so on, you can use the following construction: rrggbb, where rr is a hexadecimal number indicating the intensity of the red component, gg is the same, for the green component, bb is the same, for the blue component. Each of the numbers can range from 00 to FF (255 in decimal). For example, ff0000 is bright red, 00ff00 is bright green, 0000ff is bright blue, 101010 is gray, 101000 is light green.
Step 4
An inscription on the site made in this way can only be made using the font available on the computer of the visitor to the page. Headers presented in the form of images can be much more varied. If you have calligraphy skills, write on paper, scan, then cut with a graphic editor and retouch if necessary. Some graphics editors, such as GIMP, have built-in tools for generating 3D symbols. Finally, if you have neither calligraphy nor computer graphics skills, use an automatic designer text generator, for example, the following:
Step 5
Place the finished picture with the caption on the page using the following construction: where kartinkasteksotm.jpg
