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You would have to write an element (div etc) and style the element inline<br />
e,g,<br />
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<i>document.writeln('&lt;div style=&quot;<b>add styles here</b>&quot;&gt;test&lt;/div&gt;')</i>
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You would have to write an element (div etc) and style the element inline
e,g,

document.writeln('<div style="add styles here">test</div>')

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I'm not sure I understand. I tried what you suggested and nothing happend. I have document.writeln(&quot;Hi, my name is Barbara....&quot;) and I want to use drop cap on the H in Hi.
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I'm not sure I understand. I tried what you suggested and nothing happend. I have document.writeln("Hi, my name is Barbara....") and I want to use drop cap on the H in Hi.

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Like this<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39918271-1">document.writeln('&lt;div style=&quot;float:left;font-size: 75px; line-height: 60px; &quot;&gt;H&lt;/div&gt;i, my name is Barbara....')</code></pre>
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Like this



document.writeln('<div style="float:left;font-size: 75px; line-height: 60px; ">H</div>i, my name is Barbara....')

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Wouldn't it be better to put the style in your suggestion in a css and do a &lt;div class=&quot;&quot;&gt; or &lt;p class=&quot;&quot;&gt; within the writeln?
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Wouldn't it be better to put the style in your suggestion in a css and do a <div class=""> or <p class=""> within the writeln?

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I pressed enter before I was finished. I created a style, put it in my css file and put &lt;p class=&quot;&quot;&gt; within the writeln.
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I pressed enter before I was finished. I created a style, put it in my css file and put <p class=""> within the writeln.

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I understand how to use drop cap within &lt;p&gt;, but how do you use drop cap when using document.writeln?
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I understand how to use drop cap within <p>, but how do you use drop cap when using document.writeln?

Drop Cap

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