Thread:FURIPPI/@comment-44855835-20200411161629/@comment-40190007-20200411165053

You must go into the Source Editor, then you must type in HTML/CSS text color code. There are multiple ways to write out HTML/CSS coding that can color text, but I personally write my coding like this: 

When typing in color code, you must write the code around the text you are trying to color, for example, if you wanted to change the color of "Example Text", you would write:

Example Text

This would change any text (Example Text in this case) between the two tags to the color specified in the (insert color here) section (note: the parenthesis should not be written in the actual code when writing a color in that section, for example, it should be written like "color:red").

When choosing a color for your text, there are multiple ways you can write out the color. One way is by simply writing the name of a color, like "red" or "blue". Another way is by writing out the hexadecimal code for the color, like "#FF0000" (which would make a red color) or "#0000FF" (which would make a blue color). Personally, I choose to write out the hexadecimal code for the color, as it allows for a wider range of colors to be chosen, such as more precise variants of a certain color (like an ever so slightly darker shade of red, or ever so slightly more green-tinted shade of blue).

When I use hexadecimal to change the color of text, I personally use this website (https://htmlcolorcodes.com/) to help me with figuring out the hexadecimal codes for certain colors. I'd recommend using it, if you'd like to.