Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the preferred method of changing text color, so first we will show the (archival) method of changing text color using inline HTML color codes, then we will move on to how to achieve the same effect using CSS. Using Text Color (Hex) Codes In order to change text colors, you will need two things: 1.
RGB to Color Name Mapping (Triplet and Hex). Denotes colors named in Microsoft documents [not yet complete]. Ordinarily, gray is an American color.
A command to change the text. A color (hex) code.
The color codes, as I mentioned above, are technically called hex codes. The codes are not very user friendly, so you'll need a chart to tell you what code makes what color. Well, I happen to have one right here: Click to go.
Color Chart One-Page View This color chart represents a set of common colors ordered by name as an one-page overview. Each line consists of RGB values, HEX value, the color's name, luminance value, HSL values and a color rectangle. You can click on a color rectangle to import the color into the. RGB, HEX or HSL values can be used as HTML color code or CSS color code. At the of the page you'll find a quick reminder on how to use colors in HTML/CSS. You can scroll down the color chart if you're looking for inspiration, or you can use the following alphabetical navigation to reach a certain color more quickly., H, Q, Z You can also browse these colors ordered. Our page is outlined as an introduction.