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I do not have a style sheet. I have just read about headings, that < h1 > is
seen as most important. When I do that correctly, < h1 >Garden Arbors< /h1 >
it is size 24. Wow, I do not want that.

If I change it to < h1 ><font size="3">Garden Arbors</font>< /h1 > will
that interrupt the whole point of using the heading. All the examples online
dont show a font size between the < h1 >'s.

Also, does my page have to start out with heading 1 as the first, then
heading 4, or can I have my top heading as heading 1, then heading 1 below?
Since heading 1 is explained as most important. The instructions I saw
online said to use them in the order as most important. I hope this makes
sense.

Thanks:)
 
Or, is it ok to have < h1 align="center">< font face="Garamond"
size="5" color="#FFFFFF" > Wood Sculpture< /font >< /span >< /h1 >
 
Susie,

I only use heading for emphasis. IMHO it is not a structural thing as in a
formal printed document.
 
OK, first of all, in regards to the appearance, what happened when you tried
it?

Second of all, you should be using css for this. It is much more efficient,
and who knows what craziness will result in the myriad browsers out there if
you have font tags in an <H> tag.

You are to be commended for your attempt at accessabilty.

Bob Lehmann
 
It looked fine when I previewed, I just worry that I am going to have a mess,
like what you pointed out may happen. I would LOVE to use css, but I am
doing well accomplishing this, css scares me. I have no idea how to do css,
and do not have the time to learn. I wish there were a magical site that I
could imput my code into, and it fixes it to css. :) Wouldn't that be cool?

Thanks for your help, I am just going to go back, and change everything back
to no headings, just plain old text size, bold.
Susie
 
IMHO it is not a structural thing as in a formal printed document.

It is if you're concerned about accessibilty.

Bob Lehmann
 
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