Reference HTML Cheatsheet Guidelines for color
Points to consider:
Tags to Change Color Attributes
- Easiest text to read is Black Text on a White background
- Be careful when changing the default link colors so you don't confuse the visitor.
- Never make text color the same as your link color.
- Many text colors on a page hurts the eyes, tread lightly!
To change Entire Document Body Text:
<BODY BGCOLOR="#9932CD"> Changes the Background color of the Document to Dark Orchid (Default is grey). <BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#FFFFFF"> Sets the text color to white, background color to Black. (Default is black). <BODY LINK="#FF0000" VLINK="#00FFFF"> Sets the LINK color to red, Visited LINK color to Cyan. (Default: LINK is blue, VLINK is purple) To change Local Body Text:
<FONT COLOR="#FF00FF"> your text </FONT> Sets Text between Tags to Magenta. (Default is black). You can also pair color with size attributes in the <FONT> tag:
<FONT SIZE=2 COLOR="#A62A2A">your text </FONT> Changes Text to Text Size 2, Color Brown View a hex color chart so you know what color to choose.