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When you have to control size, color or face of a font at the same time, you could use separate font tags as:
<font size="5"> <font color="yellow"> <font face="arial"> Some text </font> </font></font>Specifying individual attribute with separate <font> tags is insufficient as the browser has to process these extra tags. Additionally, it is confusing and long. Instead of individually specifying the size, color, or face of a font, you can combine all three into one <font> tag:
<font size="5" color="yellow" face="arial">Some text</font>.
That outputs:
The <font> tag provides limited control over changing the appearance of the text. Web authors have more flexibility in controlling the appearance of the text with Cascaded Style Sheets.