Not a problem John... Yup, on a complex, detailed site font tags can be a hazard when it comes to coding the text let alone updating it! CSS is definitely the way to go if you want to create rich content and have good control of it at the same time. jdunlap's comments are well founded. When writing Inline or Internal(global) CSS', you will still have to edit the actual HTML page to make any changes - External style sheets are far more easier to deal with, because of this reason alone. Jumping on jdunlap's band wagon here's another tip to note: CSS has a funny little thing that it does (Inheritance) - a child tag will inherit the parent tags attributes if not specified as the CSS section is read from top down > hence the word CASCADING - Here's what I mean... \\this is your "p" element style in your HTML's "head" section\\ **p font-family:verdana; font-weight:bold; color:red;}** \\If I was to now write a paragraph of text and have an "em" tag in there some where, wanting to make a portion of the text italic, it (the text in between the "em" tags) would inherit all the pre-set attributes in the "p" element I first stated and would look italicized yet, in **Arial** font, **bold** and **Red** in colour - So you would need to create a "class" for your "em" element, to override the inheritance of the parent tag. This may not be an issue for you if your page doesn't have multiple styles in different portions of the page\\ Well, I don't know if that made sense but if you need to know more on that, I'd be happy to elaborate further. Oh and another good thing about CSS, it only works with open and closing tags on HTML elements... this ties in perfectly with the XHTML concept and XML too.. :-D P.S - Here's a link with information on CSS for mobile devices - may help you in your investigations. http://www.w3.org/TR/css-mobile Best of luck... Pat

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