Change Font Size in display

<font size=-2> will not help in decreasing the size of the text. Do use <font size=1 color="green" face="verdana">
and then the asp coding
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and close the </font>

If U use LOOP then try this !!!!

'Loop through the recordset
Do While not rsevent.EOF
 
 'Write the HTML to display the current record in the recordset
 Response.Write ("<font face="arial" style="font-size'")
 Response.Write (rsevent("number"))
 Response.Write (';" color=2red">)
 Response.Write (rsevent("title")) 
 Response.Write ("</FONT>") 
 Response.Write ("<br> ")

 'Move to the next record in the recordset
 rsevent.MoveNext

Loop

'Loop through the recordset
Do While not rsevent.EOF
 
 'Write the HTML to display the current record in the recordset
 Response.Write ("<font face="arial" style="font-size:'")
 Response.Write (rsevent("number"))
 Response.Write ("'px;" color="red">'")
 Response.Write (rsevent("title")) 
 Response.Write ("'</font>") 
 Response.Write ("<br> ")

 'Move to the next record in the recordset
 rsevent.MoveNext

Loop

The last post by Scotty_32 sorta works! It picks up the color but not the font size and also puts the results in single quotes - '1 Armagadon' (Also the number in the script is a field I display!")

Getting close - you guys are great! This is the code as I have it now - if I can get the single quotes gone and the size to work I'll be done!

'Loop through the recordset
Do While not rsevent.EOF
 
 'Write the HTML to display the current record in the recordset
 Response.Write ("<font face=""arial"" style=""font-size:'")
 Response.Write (rsevent("number"))
 Response.Write ("'8px;"" color=""red"">'")
 Response.Write (rsevent("title")) 
 Response.Write ("'</font>") 
 Response.Write ("<br> ")

 'Move to the next record in the recordset
 rsevent.MoveNext

Loop