You have to use regular HTML here to do that, but it is easy.

The tag is < font > and you add a "size" attribute so it looks like this:

< font size=1 >put the text here and then close it with the closing tag < /font >

(Leave out the spaces, except for the space between "font" and "size", that stays.)

There are lots of ways to specify size, point size, pixels, etc. but an easy way is to just use a number and browser recognize that.

<hr>

< font size=1 >Makes text this size< /font > <font size=1>Makes text this size</font>

< font size=2 >Makes text this size< /font > <font size=2>Makes text this size</font>

< font size=3 >Makes text this size< /font > <font size=3>Makes text this size</font>

< font size=4 >Makes text this size< /font > <font size=4>Makes text this size</font>

< font size=5 >Makes text this size< /font > <font size=5>Makes text this size</font>

<hr>

You can also use the < font > tag to add <font color=red>COLOR</font> to text or to change the <font face="Comic Sans MS">typeface</font>

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