If you have been as unhappy with the defaults to the HTML '<Hx>' tags as I have been, here is a remedy. This sheet contains alternate style definitions for the '<Hx> tags. You can use view source on this page to grab the entire style definition. Either copy it to a page in which you want to use it or put it into a css file which you can link into the document. Of course you can change the style definitions to suit yourself.
tags.H1.position = "relative"
tags.H1.left = "5px"
tags.H1.fontSize ="48pt"
tags.H1.color = "maroon";
tags.H2.position = "relative"
tags.H2.left = "15px"
tags.H2.color="blue"
tags.H2.fontSize = "40pt"
tags.H3.position = "relative"
tags.H3.left = "25px"
tags.H3.color="darkgreen"
tags.H3.fontSize = "36pt"
tags.H4.position = "relative"
tags.H4.left = "35px"
tags.H4.color="darkslategray"
tags.H4.fontSize = "30pt"
tags.H5.position = "relative"
tags.H5.left = "45px"
tags.H5.color="darkcoral"
tags.H5.fontSize = "24pt"
tags.H6.position = "relative"
tags.H6.left = "55px"
tags.H6.color="slateblue"
tags.H6.fontSize = "18pt"
This is some text in a paragraph tag
tags.P.position = "relative"
tags.P.left = "65px"
tags.P.color="darkslateblue"
tags.P.fontSize = "14pt"