Another type of font manipulation that can be used is the command to change the type of font on your web page. For example, if you wanted Times to be on your web page then, before you started you page, you could enter the FONT command with a modifier. This modifier is the word FACE then an equal sign “=” followed by the type of font that you want, Arial, Times, etc. So if you want you web page to be in Times font then you would start the first text of your web page with the command. The final source code of the first word on a web page would look like this:
<FONT FACE=Times>
<H1>Welcome to my web page!</H1>
The Base Font Command
You can also change the default size of the font on the page, which is three. You would do this if you want the font on your page to be bigger or smaller then it is on everyone else's page. In order to do this, before you type any normal text, you must enter the BASEFONT command. The command is an angle bracket “<“ followed by the word BASEFONT followed by the word SIZE followed by an equal sign “=” followed by the size that you want the font to be followed by an angle bracket “>”. The final source code for a document that has the basefont size of 4, one bigger then the default 3, would look like this:
<BASEFONT SIZE=4>
Any text on the page
