Know that different platforms do different things. Windows platforms typically make fonts larger, and have little support for sizes under 2, while the Macintosh platform usually does a better job displaying fonts of any size and supports sizes from 1 and up while maintaining browser readability. There is another way to specify the size of a font, and that is to add or subtract from the current font size. This will allow you to move HTML text around a document and guarantee yourself that the size differences will be smaller or larger depending on your code. Changing Font Color Controlling color is just about as easy as controlling font typefaces and sizes.
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You have two options when controlling color, one easy, one not so easy. Web browsers understand two methods of determining a color, the first method is to simply type in the name of the color. This method requires an application that understands HTML coloring techniques. It is too complex to cover in this lesson, so we're going to give you a trick to finding the right color. To get custom colors, take them from web pages that already exist.