Type: HomeSite
1.2
Change Text Color
| You control the look of particular sections of type on your web page with the <FONT></FONT> tag pair and its attributes. | ||
| You can add attributes to your text with the buttons on the Fonts tab on the speedbar in HomeSite | ||
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| Clicking on the Quick Font button will bring up the Font dialog box. |
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| From this dialog box you can change the size, color, and face of your type. | ||
| Remember that when you change the color of your type, you must be sure you are providing a high contrast with the background of your page. | ||
To use the Font dialog box to change your text color:
The proper tags will appear around the highlighted text in your document. |
Note: For more information about choosing colors for your web page see: HomeSite 1.2: Color: Changing Color. | |
| You can also use the Tag List to add the <FONT></FONT> tag pair and its attributes to text of your choice. | Note: See Start: Tour HomeSite 1.2 for a review of the ways to insert tags and attributes into your document. | |
| To change the color of a particular section of text, use the color attribute in the <FONT> tag: | ||
<FONT COLOR="#[rrggbb]">colored text</FONT> |
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| Remember that [rrggbb] is the hexadecimal equivalent of the
red, green, blue palette. You can access the proper hexidecimal equivalent of any color available in the color box:
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| You might want to change the colors of your hypertext links
as well, especially if your choice of background color or image does not provide enough
contrast with the default hypertext link colors. To change the colors of the hypertext links, put the following attributes in the initial body tag:
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<BODY LINK="#[rrggbb]" ALINK="#[rrggbb]" VLINK="#[rrggbb]" > |
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| Note: For more information about choosing colors for your web page see: HomeSite 1.2: Color: Changing Color. | ||
Type: HomeSite 1.2
Key Concepts
Change Text Style
Change Text Size
Change Text Color
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Last Revised: September 18, 1999
© Agatha Taormina