There are two ways to include different colors for text on your Web pages. The first way is incredibly simple. The second way is a bit more complex, but allows for a much, much wider range of color choices. The code is made up of the letters A through F and the numbers 0 through 9. ColorCenter Merely click on the Enter ColorCenter link to use a helpful color table to get ahold of the numerical code for the color perfect for your Web page.
Most Web browsers have a default font already set.
This font overrides default fonts and fonts designated by Web page designers. The Web page designer can designate a specific font. If the user has not specified a specific font, this font will override the default font. Thus, when including special fonts on your Web page, be sure to also view the page with the default font showing, so you'll know what users will see if they can't support the special font you designate. The first font the Web browser will look for is Arial.