A very beginner... Some HTML questions on text. Font etc.

Hi people, I have this problem and -strangely enough- I cannot find any forum or whatsoever online. All hits direct to webbuilders who can solve my problem by ignoring it and push their own solutions. OK. I am writing a simple page which had to contain a table. No problems with that. Also all 4 fields needed to have the text in a certain color. Also something wich was easy to solve. But then. I also needed to set 3 out of the 4 mentioned tablefields (the forth is a image) in different fonts. I just cannot get my head around that one. In the field where I set the color of the text, I needed to set the style: p {font-family: italic}; in example But that one goes for all the text in the table, rather than just the part enclosed in the . There is a lot to find on Youtube and such, but not on how to selectively take different parts of text, using different parts of fonts. Can anyone give me some advise to drag me out of this quagmire? kind regards, Eric

Apr 13, 2025 - 14:55
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A very beginner... Some HTML questions on text. Font etc.

Hi people,

I have this problem and -strangely enough- I cannot find any forum or whatsoever online. All hits direct to webbuilders who can solve my problem by ignoring it and push their own solutions.

OK. I am writing a simple page which had to contain a table. No problems with that. Also all 4 fields needed to have the text in a certain color. Also something wich was easy to solve.
But then. I also needed to set 3 out of the 4 mentioned tablefields (the forth is a image) in different fonts.
I just cannot get my head around that one.

In the field where I set the color of the text, I needed to set the style:
p {font-family: italic}; in example
But that one goes for all the text in the table, rather than just the part enclosed in the

.

There is a lot to find on Youtube and such, but not on how to selectively take different parts of text, using different parts of fonts.

Can anyone give me some advise to drag me out of this quagmire?

kind regards, Eric