Changing the font and color of html email codes

Question

I have used some codes from some of you that do protect my email address from bots so for that I am thankful. However, they all come in standard blue with the same font of which I would like to change both. Here is an example of the code that I am using, how would I change the color and font??
Contact Me
<script type='text/javascript'>
Assemble Obfuscated email address and set div id='contactMe' href
ObsArray = new Array();
ObsArray.push('mai');
ObsArray.push('lto');
ObsArray.push(':');
ObsArray.push('my'); // your break up email address starts here
ObsArray.push('name');
ObsArray.push('@');
ObsArray.push('mac');
ObsArray.push('.');
ObsArray.push('com'); // your break up email address ends here
function setContactMe() {
var ObfuscatedHref = '';
for (ii=0; ii<ObsArray.length; ii++) {
ObfuscatedHref += ObsArray[ii];
document.getElementById('contactMe').href = ObfuscatedHref;
chkEmail = setInterval('checkEmail()', 100);
function checkEmail() {
if (document.getElementById('contactMe') != null) {
setContactMe();
clearInterval(chkEmail);
</script>

Answer 1

p id="contact" Contact Me use < and />either side of p and contact me - sorry couldn't get the text to show correctly.
<script type='text/javascript'>
Assemble Obfuscated email address and set div id='contactMe' href
ObsArray = new Array();
ObsArray.push('mai');
ObsArray.push('lto');
ObsArray.push(':');
ObsArray.push('my'); // your break up email address starts here
ObsArray.push('name');
ObsArray.push('@');
ObsArray.push('mac');
ObsArray.push('.');
ObsArray.push('com'); // your break up email address ends here
function setContactMe() {
var ObfuscatedHref = '';
for (ii=0; ii<ObsArray.length; ii++) {
ObfuscatedHref += ObsArrayii;
document.getElementById('contactMe').href = ObfuscatedHref;
chkEmail = setInterval('checkEmail()', 100);
function checkEmail() {
if (document.getElementById('contactMe') != null) {
setContactMe();
clearInterval(chkEmail);
</script>
<style type="text/css">
p#contact
font-size: 2em;
color: #336699;
</style>
Just change the style into something suitable worked for me.
Message was edited by: Hazell