How to Place Small Text Next to Large Text with CSS

To place small text next to large text with CSS, you'll want to use the `display` property in combination with `inline` or `inline-block` to create a flexible layout.

This allows you to stack elements horizontally, making it easy to add small text next to large text.

For example, using `display: inline-block` on both elements will create a side-by-side layout.

To set up the text, start by defining the font size for both the big and small text.

The font size for the big text is set to 24 pixels, while the small text is set to 12 pixels.

Choose a suitable font family for both text sizes, such as Arial or Helvetica.

In the example, the big text is displayed in Arial, while the small text is displayed in Helvetica.

Make sure to set the line height for both text sizes to ensure they're not too close together.

A line height of 1.2 for the big text and 1.1 for the small text is used in the example.

To make the small text stand out next to big text, you can use a different font family. For example, in the article section, we used "Arial" for the big text and "Courier New" for the small text.

Using a different font size is also effective. In the example, the big text was set to 24 pixels, while the small text was set to 12 pixels. This creates a clear visual hierarchy.

You can also use color to draw attention to the small text. In the example, the small text was set to a darker shade of blue, making it stand out from the big text.

CSS allows you to change the font family of your text using the `font-family` property.

You can use a variety of font families, such as Arial, Times New Roman, or even a custom font.

To make text bold, use the `font-weight` property and set it to a value of 700.

You can also make text italic by setting the `font-style` property to italic.

The `text-transform` property can be used to convert text to uppercase or lowercase.

The `color` property is used to change the color of your text.

The `text-decoration` property can be used to add a line under your text.

The `line-height` property is used to set the height of the line where your text is placed.

Adding a pop of color can make a big impact, like in the example where a bright blue background was used to create a fun and playful vibe.

To add color, you can use the `color` property in CSS, which can be applied to text, backgrounds, and more.

A simple way to add decoration is by using the `text-decoration` property, which can add lines or other effects to text, as seen in the example where the text was decorated with a wavy line.

This property can be used to add a range of effects, from simple to complex, to enhance the visual appeal of your text.

To position small text next to big text, you can use the CSS `display` property to set the `inline` value, which allows elements to be displayed horizontally.

Setting the `vertical-align` property to `middle` helps align the small text with the baseline of the big text.

For example, `vertical-align: middle` ensures that the small text remains centered vertically with the big text.

You can use CSS to position text exactly where you want it on a web page.

The text-align property can be used to align text to the left or right of a container.

Setting the text-align property to "left" will align the text to the left of the container.

The CSS float property can be used to move an element to the left or right of its parent element.

When you float an element, it is removed from the normal document flow, and other elements can flow around it.

The clear property can be used to clear the float of an element, and reset its position.

You can use the clear property to create a break between floated elements.

Placing the text next to the big text is a simple yet effective way to create visual hierarchy. You can use the float property to achieve this.

By setting the float property to left or right, you can move the text next to the big text without affecting its position. For example, in the "Floating Elements" section, we saw how to use the float property to create a sidebar.

The clear property can be used to remove the float effect and allow the text to move below the big text. This is useful when you want to add more content below the text.