The <font> tag in HTML allows styling text with options like size, font type, and color. However, the <font> tag is now obsolete and CSS is used instead to style fonts. CSS allows defining font styles in a separate style sheet, making it easier to apply styles uniformly across pages rather than individually tagging each element. While the HTML <font> tag and CSS code for fonts are similar, CSS is now the preferred method for font styling in HTML documents.

2.  This <font> tag has many options that
can alter text within an html
document, like you would in a word
document.

3.  <font size=12>Blah blah</font>
 This string of code will make the text
“Blah blah” 12 point font.

4.  <font face=“comic sans ms”>Blah
blah</font>
 This would make the text “Blah blah”
become the fonts style comic sans ms.

5.  <font color=“green”>Blah blah</font>
 This would make the text “Blah blah”
appear green in the html text.

6.  This could all be combined when
creating a style for your text in HTML.
 <font size=12 face=“comic sans ms”
color=“green”>Blah Blah</font>
 Which would appear-
› Blah blah

8.  Font is now considered obsolete in
HTML5.
 The way font is now changed is usually
using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

9.  The reason that CSS is now used most for
coding is because, it allows coders to
create a mass style for a website in one
separate document.
 As for how this helps font, coders would
have to individually put a tag per page
to keep it uniform. CSS makes it much
easier.

10.  Code for font using CSS would look like
something similar to this-
› p{font-family:"Times New
Roman", Times, serif;}

11.  The difference between the html and
the CSS version of this tag is not very
different. Just a different style of code.
<font size=12 p{font-family:"Times New
face=“comic sans ms" Roman", Times, serif;}
color=“green"> Blah
blah</font>