depricated font tag

[Guest_imported]

The font tag is depricated in favor of css.
Not a big problem, I can adapt, but how do you change the css class in the middle of a line?

i.e.
<P class=&quot;freaky&quot;>This text contains a <FONT color=&quot;#FF0000&quot;>RED</FONT> word.

I'd like to know how to change from the freaky class to the redfreaky class for that one work instead of using the depricated FONT tag.

I looked in the w3c html 4.0.1 documentation.
It gave a demonstration of how to create a class- fair enough- and stated that use of FONT is now depricated- fair enough- but failed to mention how to switch classes in the middle of a line, when you don't want to insert a new <P> tag.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Guest_imported]

found it-

<span class=&quot;funkyred&quot;>blah de dah</span>

 

[tsdragon]

Yup, that's the answer! Congrats on finding it yourself. Tracy Dryden
tracy@bydisn.com

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