The HTML code for colors is a so called RGB (red, green blue) value. it is coded in a hexadecimal manner. The range gos from 00 to FF (0-255) for each color. The coding schema is #RRGGBB were RR stands for the red component GG for the green component and BB for the blue component. A value of #000000 is black, a value of #FFFFFF is white. a value of #FF0000 is red, a value of #00FF00 is green and a value of #0000FF is blue.
There is a improvement comming, conernihng RGBA values. The A stands for alpha amnd means transparency or translucency. This values are coded as #RRGGBBAA
In all cases, instead of two digits for one color you can use one digit per color, the second digit for each color will then be the same as the first. So for example, #FF44AA is the same as #F4A, and #333366 is the same as #336.
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There is no html tag for colours. They can be specified through attributes in tags or by using styles:
<body bgcolor="red">
That would set the background color of the body of the page to be red. The following code sets text to be green:
<font color="green">This text will be green</font>
<font color=pink > or anything like that just change pink to any color of your choice
HTML Color Codes provide color to webpages. The code is inserted into the webpage coding to provide color to the area needed. There are a total of 17 standard colors plus 130 more.
There are various color codes in HTML. There is a 6 digit Hex-code used to define colors.
bg color is the abbreviation of background color there is a command used in HTML which set the background color which u want
To change the color, one simply adds a new color code between the and tags. Lists of color codes can be found online at sites like quackit.
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No, database software does not store data using Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) codes. A common code used to access data is Structured Query Language (SQL). HTML is a formatting language that will tell a browser how to display the data retrieved from a database.