Font size in e mail em

In email, you can change the font size using HTML code or by using the font size options provided by your email client. Here are some common ways to change font size in email:

Using HTML code:

You can use HTML code to change the font size in your email. Here's an example:

<span style="font-size: 18px;">Your text here</span>

Replace 18px with the desired font size (e.g., 12px, 14px, 16px, etc.).

Using email client options:

Most email clients, such as Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo Mail, provide options to change font size. Here's how:

Gmail: Select the text you want to format, then click on the "Format" button (looks like a paintbrush) and select "Font size" from the dropdown menu.
Outlook: Select the text you want to format, then right-click and select "Font" from the context menu. In the "Font" dialog box, adjust the "Size" slider or enter a specific font size in the "Size" field.
Yahoo Mail: Select the text you want to format, then click on the "Format" button (looks like a paintbrush) and select "Font size" from the dropdown menu.

Using font size tags:

You can also use font size tags in your email signature or body text. Here are some common font size tags:

 for a small font size
 for a medium font size
 for a large font size
 for an extra large font size

Replace 1, 2, 3, or 4 with the desired font size.

Remember to close the font size tag with  to apply the font size change to the entire text. For example:

<font size="2">Your text here</font>

Note that not all email clients may support all of these methods, so it's a good idea to test your email formatting before sending it to ensure it looks as intended.

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