Type: Change Text Style

	You control the look of particular sections of type on your web page with the <FONT></FONT> tag pair and its attributes.
	The type face is the shape of the type (e.g., Arial, Times Roman, Helvetica). Note that the viewer’s browser must support your chosen typeface; otherwise the browser will revert to its default typeface. Remember that the only way to permanently ensure the look of your typeface is to create a graphic file.
	To change the face of type use the FACE attribute with the FONT tag. Use the Tag List to add the <FONT></FONT> tag pair and its attributes to text of your choice. Select a standard face so the majority of browsers can display it. Add a second face to give the browser an option.	Note: See Start: Tour HomeSite 1.2 for a review of the ways to insert tags and attributes into your document.
<FONT FACE="Arial, Times New Roman">text, text</FONT>
	You can quickly change your typeface with the buttons on the Fonts tab in HomeSite

	Highlight the text you want to alter. Click on the Quick Font button to bring up the Font dialog box.	Quick Font button

	Use the drop-down list in the Face text box to choose your typeface. Click on OK. HomeSite will add the <FONT> tag pair and attributes to your document.