How to set color in css

The way to set color in css is to use the color attribute. The color attribute specifies the color of the text. This attribute sets the foreground color of an element. Raster images are not affected by color. The syntax is [color: value;].

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, css3 version, DELL G3 computer.

How to set color in css:

color attribute

The color attribute specifies the color of the text.

This attribute sets the foreground color of an element (in HTML representation, the color of the element's text); raster images are not affected by color. This color also applies to all borders of the element, unless overridden by border-color or another border-color property.

To set the foreground color of an element, the easiest way is to use the color attribute.

Syntax:

color : value;

Attribute value

• color_name: Specifies the color value as the color of the color name (such as red).

• hex_number: specifies the color value as a hexadecimal value (such as #ff0000).

• rgb_number: Specifies the color value as the color of the rgb code (such as rgb(255,0,0)).

Note: When using color to set the color of the text font, you need to use a reasonable background color and text color matching, which can improve the readability of the text.

In HTML, you can directly use the color attribute setting through css in the tag where the text is located. Or use id or class to introduce external CSS font color style to set the font color.

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