HTML question

suppafly · 30-10-2002 10:59AM #1

I really new to HTML and we're doing a site for an assignment. My website is all black so i need to know how do u change the colour of the writting?

seamus · 30-10-2002 11:10AM

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<font color = "#RRGGBB">Your text here</font>

The color is Red, Green, and Blue values in hexadecimal. So for example, a white font is "#FFFFFF", and a black font is "#000000"

GoneShootin · 30-10-2002 11:16AM

colorizer

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Raskolnikov · 30-10-2002 03:44PM

Originally posted by seamus
Tags:
<font color = "#RRGGBB">Your text here</font>
The color is Red, Green, and Blue values in hexadecimal. So for example, a white font is "#FFFFFF", and a black font is "#000000"

http://www.cs.ucc.ie/~osullb/cs1020/color-chart.gif

That link gives you a colour chart if you want to save time

Beef · 30-10-2002 04:02PM

Go to webmonkey for a good list of the most common tags. Very handy...

mneylon · 03-11-2002 12:39PM

If you want to impress your lecturers make it all HTML 4 compliant and put all the formatting in an external style sheet.

leeroybrown · 03-11-2002 02:56PM

http://www.w3schools.com/

A load of tutorials

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the one for external style sheets.

If you're expecting to have to write a lot of font tags than CSS could also save you a lot of typing.

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