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Yes, you can use the colors there, or you can use any color in the rainbow using a tiny bit of HTML. Just pick the color from this page, copy and paste the color's number (don't forget the # sign in front of the number!) inside of the COLOR tag, where you would normally just type the name.
For example, black text could be made (using the numbers) like this:
Of course, I really doubt you'll need to use any colors that aren't already in the list, but that might come in handy if you ever need it.
For example, black text could be made (using the numbers) like this:
Code:
[COLOR=#000000]Of course, I really doubt you'll need to use any colors that aren't already in the list, but that might come in handy if you ever need it.
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Originally posted by Jordan
Yes, you can use the colors there, or you can use any color in the rainbow using a tiny bit of HTML. Just pick the color from this page, copy and paste the color's number (don't forget the # sign in front of the number!) inside of the COLOR tag, where you would normally just type the name.
For example, black text could be made (using the numbers) like this:
Code:[COLOR=#000000]
Of course, I really doubt you'll need to use any colors that aren't already in the list, but that might come in handy if you ever need it.
Hey that's cool. I didn't know about that. For more information on "html colors" known as HEX CODE, check out the Color Tutorials on HTMLGoodies. They have included a list of the "named colors", which I suspect is where the EZBoard software gets its color values.
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