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  • Deepan HTML

    Text size

    I am having a html code like below:

    <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>


    I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
    text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
    resolve this?

    Thanks,
    Deepan
  • dorayme

    #2
    Re: Text size

    In article
    <afbe02aa-b44a-4413-a10f-92869c4b583f@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
    Deepan HTML <deepan.17@gmai l.comwrote:
    I am having a html code like below:
    >
    <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>
    >
    >
    I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
    text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
    resolve this?
    >
    <tr><td style="backgrou nd:#5CB3FF;colo r: #000;font-size: 110%;
    font-weight:bold;">T ext</td></tr>

    What do you want your font size to be in relation to the main body text.
    If you want it to be 10% bigger, the example above gets it. If you want
    less, use less than 100%.

    --
    dorayme

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    • Deepan HTML

      #3
      Re: Text size

      On Apr 3, 10:02 am, dorayme <doraymeRidT... @optusnet.com.a uwrote:
      In article
      <afbe02aa-b44a-4413-a10f-92869c4b5...@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
      Deepan HTML <deepan...@gmai l.comwrote:
      >
      I am having a html code like below:
      >
      <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>
      >
      I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
      text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
      resolve this?
      >
      <tr><td style="backgrou nd:#5CB3FF;colo r: #000;font-size: 110%;
      font-weight:bold;">T ext</td></tr>
      >
      What do you want your font size to be in relation to the main body text.
      If you want it to be 10% bigger, the example above gets it. If you want
      less, use less than 100%.
      >
      --
      dorayme
      <tr bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><td></td><td font-size: 80%;>(Tentative )</td><td></
      td></tr>

      but this is not at all affecting my text size. What is the error?

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      • rf

        #4
        Re: Text size


        "Deepan HTML" <deepan.17@gmai l.comwrote in message
        news:81f5c465-f9b3-4a8b-ac63-b386198a45b2@i3 6g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
        On Apr 3, 10:02 am, dorayme <doraymeRidT... @optusnet.com.a uwrote:
        >In article
        ><afbe02aa-b44a-4413-a10f-92869c4b5...@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
        > Deepan HTML <deepan...@gmai l.comwrote:
        >>
        I am having a html code like below:
        >>
        <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>
        >>
        I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
        text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
        resolve this?
        >>
        ><tr><td style="backgrou nd:#5CB3FF;colo r: #000;font-size: 110%;
        >font-weight:bold;">T ext</td></tr>
        >>
        >What do you want your font size to be in relation to the main body text.
        >If you want it to be 10% bigger, the example above gets it. If you want
        >less, use less than 100%.
        >>
        >--
        >dorayme
        >
        <tr bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><td></td><td font-size: 80%;>(Tentative )</td><td></
        td></tr>
        >
        but this is not at all affecting my text size. What is the error?
        Look at dorayme's example, then look at yours. Spot the difference. Hint: "

        --
        Richard.


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        • Deepan HTML

          #5
          Re: Text size

          On Apr 3, 9:30 am, "rf" <r...@invalid.c omwrote:
          "Deepan HTML" <deepan...@gmai l.comwrote in message
          >
          news:81f5c465-f9b3-4a8b-ac63-b386198a45b2@i3 6g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
          >
          >
          >
          On Apr 3, 10:02 am, dorayme <doraymeRidT... @optusnet.com.a uwrote:
          In article
          <afbe02aa-b44a-4413-a10f-92869c4b5...@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
          Deepan HTML <deepan...@gmai l.comwrote:
          >
          I am having a html code like below:
          >
          <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>
          >
          I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
          text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
          resolve this?
          >
          <tr><td style="backgrou nd:#5CB3FF;colo r: #000;font-size: 110%;
          font-weight:bold;">T ext</td></tr>
          >
          What do you want your font size to be in relation to the main body text.
          If you want it to be 10% bigger, the example above gets it. If you want
          less, use less than 100%.
          >
          --
          dorayme
          >
          <tr bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><td></td><td font-size: 80%;>(Tentative )</td><td></
          td></tr>
          >
          but this is not at all affecting my text size. What is the error?
          >
          Look at dorayme's example, then look at yours. Spot the difference. Hint: "
          >
          --
          Richard.
          Sorry for the silly error :).

          Thank You richard and dorayme.

          Comment

          • dorayme

            #6
            Re: Text size

            In article
            <81f5c465-f9b3-4a8b-ac63-b386198a45b2@i3 6g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
            Deepan HTML <deepan.17@gmai l.comwrote:
            On Apr 3, 10:02 am, dorayme <doraymeRidT... @optusnet.com.a uwrote:
            In article
            <afbe02aa-b44a-4413-a10f-92869c4b5...@i1 2g2000prf.googl egroups.com>,
            Deepan HTML <deepan...@gmai l.comwrote:
            I am having a html code like below:
            <tr><td bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><h6>(Tentative )</h6></td></tr>
            I want to remove this h6 tag from this and i still want to reduce the
            text size. I am not sure as how to use CSS to do so. Can anyone
            resolve this?
            <tr><td style="backgrou nd:#5CB3FF;colo r: #000;font-size: 110%;
            font-weight:bold;">T ext</td></tr>

            What do you want your font size to be in relation to the main body text.
            If you want it to be 10% bigger, the example above gets it. If you want
            less, use less than 100%.

            --
            dorayme
            >
            <tr bgcolor=#5CB3FF ><td></td><td font-size: 80%;>(Tentative )</td><td></
            td></tr>
            >
            but this is not at all affecting my text size. What is the error?
            You could try doing what I said exactly.

            --
            dorayme

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