Ok, so we've learned how to do different sizing, colors, and text attributes... now what? Let's put them together and see what happens...

<i><b><font size=+3> <font color="#980517"> <font face="comic sans MS">
What will happen?
</font></font></font></b></i>

Whoa! KEWL!

But you know, that's a lot of typing, let's shorten it down some....

<b><i><font size="+3" color="#980517" face="comic sans MS">
Less keystrokes!
</font> </b></i>

I combined all the font commands into one command.. the size, color, and face. Also please note that I only closed one font there, instead of the three that were previously closed. One closing tag per HTML command.. good rule of thumb to remember. Another one to remember, close tags from inside out. What that means is, close your tags in the reverse order that you opened them in. It will save you problems when you step into more advanced HTML.