Tag1
2009-02-08 00:06:30 UTC
Six answers:
anonymous
2009-02-08 07:18:04 UTC
You are seeing red text here
If you are not using any other tag inside the
it will work, however if you can other tags inside like , , etc, you may need to move the style code to the closest tag to be sure the main CSS is not overriding your code. Example:
red text here
Note: Below comments may not work because:
1) tags is deprecated, some browsers are not recognizing it any more.
2) There is not such font-color in CSS, the correct is only "color:#RRGGBB;"
Mike
2009-02-08 00:18:25 UTC
(replace thisparagraph with something related to the paragraph. At the end of the paragraph put in
Then in the CSS, put in #thisparagraph (once again, thisparagraph is a placeholder for whatever you name the id of the paragraph). Now, let's say you want the text to be blue, you could do
#thisparagraph {
color: #0000FF;
}
or
#thisparagraph {
color: blue;
}
anonymous
2016-10-15 08:48:36 UTC
Pervalicious
2009-02-08 00:18:35 UTC
Anytime you want to apply color to just 1 section use the span tag so it looks like this:
section of text
The font color will only be applied to whatever is inside the span tags.
?
2016-02-27 07:31:26 UTC
anonymous
2016-04-06 12:36:20 UTC
To change the color of font, the W3 suggests that we use "font-color" since just "color" refers to multiple objects. In W3 standards, this is correct: font-color: #FFFFFF This is incorrect: color: #FFFFFF However both will work as long as you specify properly. So if you are placing it directly in that block above, it will work. Good Luck! If you need any further assistance/advice, feel free to contact me.
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