Bold, italics, etc.

There are many other things that you can do with the font. For example, if you want to bold your font, then just simply add the tag <b> and then type the text/font that you want to be in bold and then use the closing tag </b>, It is that simple, but please note that they DO NOT go in the <font> tag. They are individual tags. Here's a list of some tags and their functions:

<i>Italics</i>
<b>Bold</b>
<s>Slashout</s>
<u>Underline</u>
<sup>Superscript</sup>
<sub>Subscript</sub>
<tt>Typewriter</tt>

Here are the effects of the tags:

Italics
Bold
Slashout
Underline
Superscript
Subscript
Typewriter

Let's show some examples of using them with text:

The code:

So say I want to say something in <b>bold</b> I would use the bold tag as I did. You can see the <b>bold</b> is in bold.

How it looks:
So say I want to say something in bold I would use the bold tag as I did. You can see the bold is in bold.

Now let's use font in it too just to show that these tags are individual and not part of font and we will still use the <b> tag.

The code:

<font size="3" color="green">So this is in green and <b>bold</b> will be <b>bold</b>.</font> So this text has no font properties so it follows the defualt font rules, which is usually black and plain text and we will still <b>bold</b> the <b>bolds</b>.

How it looks:
So this is in green and bold will be bold.

So this text has no font properties so it follows the defualt font rules, which is usually black and plain text and we will still bold the bolds.

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