Answer 1

HTML

<label for="Name1" class="Information"> Information About You </label>

CSS

.Information {
font-size: 25px;
font-family: sans-serif;
color: blue;
font-weight: bold;
}

Answer 2

What do you want???

Answer 3

As well as to any other tag by applying id or class.
Or by specifying the name of the tag in which it is embedded, or its id, or class.

Example:
<label for="Information">
<b>Information About You</b>
</label>
<style>
label[for="Information"] b {...}
</style>

Answer 4

Maybe you will write yourself first, and I will appreciate how you understood my recommendation?

Answer 5

The fact of the matter is that you have not done anything yet, and I would like to see the result of our conversation.

Answer 6

Well, apply my recommendations to your code and change what you want.
I even gave you a ready-made example of what your first line should look like.

Answer 7

Engulf your code with the span tag, and then attach the id to your span tag:

An example:
<center> <label for "Information"> <span id="somerandomid"> <b>Information About You</b> </span> </label>

I'm sorry if I was late :)

Answer 8

Give ids