This forces me to override the text/font sizes of the site to shrink things or to run the browser either full screen or obnoxiously large.On another note, I'm posting this as a new message as I have yet to find the "edit" function to allow me to edit/update an existing post.

I will be taking some workshops on very specific topics, but I expect the greatest font of knowledge will be others in the same boat as me.Take care!

The Cuyahoga County auditor's website does show owners' address. http://myplace.cuyahogacounty.us/They just switched to a new system that is SO MUCH better than the old one, both in ease of use and visuals (bigger font, a big map right in the middle).

H1, H2, H3, H4 etc tells the browser what size and font to use to display the text.

I apologize for the big font.

Have different colors, text, fonts, messages, and pieces (letters, zip letters, postcards). 

She just prints off white labels with a handwritten font and, slaps them on the postcard and mails them out everyday.

We hope you like the new look; we made sure to include many familiar elements including the site's navigation bar, cleaned up our fonts, and focused on some of the important features that were lacking.

at least here in CA, license law clearly states that 'first point of contact materials' - including BUSINESS CARD & EMAILS - must include their license# as well as an indication as to whether they are an agent, broker (or if eligible, 'Realtor') in no smaller font than the smallest other print on the material.however, theres so many cards i've been handed and intro email msgs lately that still are missing the license# altogether!

@Nathan Gruetzmacher I have been using listsource for years now and as far as I know, their data is correct.On a side note, don't spend too much time writing letters where you can easily use a handwritten font.