Set Font Size in PHP: 3 Easy Methods

1 year ago
Ava Mitchell
1 minute

In PHP, you can set the font size by using the following methods:

  1. Utilizing HTML tags:
  2. Print “Hello World!” in a font size of 20 pixels.
  3. Use the tag and set the font-size property in the style attribute to adjust the font size.
  4. Utilize CSS classes:
  5. Output “Hello World!” wrapped in a div element with the class name “my-class”.
  6. Define a class in a CSS file.
  7. The font size for the class “my-class” is 20 pixels.
  8. Utilize inline CSS styles:
  9. Output “Hello World!” in a
    element with a font size of 20px.
  10. Set font size directly in the HTML tag using the style attribute.
  11. Using variables in PHP:
  12. $fontSize is set to 20 and the text “Hello World!” is displayed in a
    tag with the font size set to 20 pixels.
  13. Store the font size in a PHP variable and then use that variable in an HTML tag to set the font size.

Note: The above methods are used for generating HTML code in PHP and displaying it through the browser. PHP itself does not have a direct function for setting font size, but achieves this by generating the corresponding HTML code.

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