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'''<nowiki> {| style="background:{{{2}}};" | <span style="color: {{{1}}}">{{{3}}}</span> |} </nowiki>''' | '''<nowiki> {| style="background:{{{2}}};" | <span style="color: {{{1}}}">{{{3}}}</span> |} </nowiki>''' | ||
| - | Sets foreground and background | + | Sets foreground and background colors of a given text. They can be specified by name or in the format #dddddd (RGB hex triplet). |
Unless in the case of personal use on a user page, use this template with great caution: | Unless in the case of personal use on a user page, use this template with great caution: | ||
*a poor contrast may make the text difficult or impossible to read | *a poor contrast may make the text difficult or impossible to read | ||
| - | *the contrast can be experienced as even poorer in the case of | + | *the contrast can be experienced as even poorer in the case of color blindness |
*links have a color according to user settings; they become invisible if this color is equal to the background color | *links have a color according to user settings; they become invisible if this color is equal to the background color | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 24 December 2009
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Usage
Guts: {| style="background:{{{2}}};" | <span style="color: {{{1}}}">{{{3}}}</span> |}
Sets foreground and background colors of a given text. They can be specified by name or in the format #dddddd (RGB hex triplet).
Unless in the case of personal use on a user page, use this template with great caution:
- a poor contrast may make the text difficult or impossible to read
- the contrast can be experienced as even poorer in the case of color blindness
- links have a color according to user settings; they become invisible if this color is equal to the background color
Examples
{{co|#ffffff|#000000|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|#aa0000|#009999|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|white|black|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|yellow|grey|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|blue|silver|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|grey|yellow|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
{{co|black|aqua|From [[Wikipedia]], the free [[encyclopedia]].}} gives:
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
Standard color names
The HTML 4.01 specification defines sixteen named colors, as follows:
| Color | Hexadecimal | Color | Hexadecimal |
|---|---|---|---|
| black | #000000 | silver | #c0c0c0 |
| gray | #808080 | white | #ffffff |
| maroon | #800000 | red | #ff0000 |
| purple | #800080 | fuchsia | #ff00ff |
| green | #008000 | lime | #00ff00 |
| olive | #808000 | yellow | #ffff00 |
| navy | #000080 | blue | #0000ff |
| teal | #008080 | aqua | #00ffff |
See also
- {{Colors}} – background/text color (text in free span)
- {{TextColors}} – background/text color (text in block table)
- {{NestTextColors}} – background/text color (text in block div)
- {{bkg}} – background color (text in free span)
- {{bg}} – background color (text in free span)
