Matthew Bootherstone
Posts: 2

Hi all.

My logo is HTML based text. I would like to create one word one color and the other word another color. I can only seem to do it one way at them moment.

Any ideas?.

Evan M
Posts: 5

Before having the control that CSS gives you over text, you were severely limited in how you could present your words. Yeah, you could use the tag to change the colour and typeface of the text, but sizing was hampered by the fact that you could only use the pre-defined font sizes. Other effects like boldness and strike-throughs were possible in only basic forms through more HTML tags.
Now, you have complete control over how your text looks,
so you should know it now. To change the colour of your text you simply use the property, color, like so:

h2 {color: silver; }
a:active {color: #ff0000; }

As in every part of web design, you can specify the colour as a HEX code or a named colour value.



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Kevin Mark
Posts: 8

ya exactly you were severely limited in how you could present your words. Yeah, you could use the tag to change the colour and typeface of the text, but sizing was hampered by the fact that you could only use the pre-defined font sizes. Other effects like boldness and strike-throughs were possible in only basic forms through more HTML tags.

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Scholar Shin
Posts: 2

css styles and text are so important that make the best looking web site a free portal of user friendly choice. So just if you are interested to make your web site design look the best then the css text styes are the best options for user styles...
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Sanjay Sharma
Posts: 21

Cascading Style Sheets is another widely-accepted web-design language.CSS does not create anything. Instead, it decorates, aligns, and positions elements in HTML.CSS takes the normal HTML output and adds a few rules.