Thu, 2003-04-17 20:29
Hey all,
This may actually be an html question, but I am wondering why I get a carriage return when using <h1>... I have <h1> set to a different color and font size, and want to use it mixed in with other fonts. If this is not a capability of html, is there a way I can define custom variables in CSS, so I can have something that I can embed in text that will change it in a CSS defined fashion? Thanks for your input as always!
Ryyo
Thu, 2003-04-17 20:33
#1
Of <h1> and carriage returns
You #can# change H1 to be in a paragraph, but since it's defined in HTML as a header it's probably best not.
Best bet is a span:
<style>
SPAN.name { font-color : red ; font-size : large; }
</style>
hello <span class="name"> red text </span> normal
Thu, 2003-04-17 20:40
#2
Of <h1> and carriage returns
Beautiful, that did it! Thanks!
Dude, that is one weird avatar. 