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color property. For example, this style rule (in a STYLE tag or in a style sheet file) says that all <STRONG>
STRONG {color:red}
So when we use the <STRONG>
I feel <STRONG>very strongly</STRONG> about this.
we get this:
I feel very strongly about this.
Remember that it's color, not font-color. All the other font related properties begin with the word font. This is the exception.
Color expressions for color work the same as for HTML color attributes. You can either give the name of a color, or a red-green-blue expression. For example, this code creates a
class called
preppy where the fonts are hot pink: #FF3399. Notice that the RGB color code is preceded by a pound
(#) sign just like in HTML:
.preppy
{
color:#FF3399;
font-weight:900;
}
We can then apply the preppy class to a
<SPAN ...>
I'm feelin' <SPAN CLASS="preppy">fiiiiiiine</SPAN>.
which gives us
I'm feelin' fiiiiiiine.
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