Your CSS file will determine your colours of your text, so lets start with that.

Lets start with the colour of your links, just to keep it simple.

a:link, a:visited {
color: #000000;
text-decoration: none;
}

That will display all your links as black. So if you want your link to be a different colour, then change the #000000

Now just the general text colour

td,p,div {
font-family: Verdana, Tahoma, Sans-Serif;
font-size: 10px;
color: #FF0000;
}

That will determine that your text on that page will be black, once again, change it to your needs. Also note that you can change the font-size aswell. From that you can find other things in CSS just by trying to find a site CSS.CSS file (normally www.domain.com/css.css or www.domain.com/style.css)

Jamesbond, there seems to be a problem with your posts

you could have well ripped it but presented it as your stuff thus

Put everything presentation-wise in your CSS files. If you ever find yourself adding, say, extra BR tags or italicising or bolding your text, or using too many tables, then you know it's time to use a CSS file.

Now, Bond, doesn't that sound a little better?

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yes... not original one....You might post it the right way....You can edit some stuffs....

CSS means "casceded style sheet".supoose u want to make that site and u have 5 pages of ur site,ad u want to keep same font size,same font,same colour on all pages ,than the best option is CSS.you can create one CSS file save with css extension and code in to that.and just hen u have to add that on the another page where u want to access the css.