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If you need more than 16 named colors, you can achieve any arbitrary color by using a raw hexadecimal color value for the color attribute. The format is: SYNTAX: <FONT COLOR =#rrggbb> Where: #rrggbb � contains the hexadecimal codes for the red, green, and blue components of color Hexadecimal codes go from 00 (turn the color completely off) to FF (fully saturated). Bright red is �#FF0000� Bright blue is �#0000FF� Bright yello is �#FFFF00�.
<HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>Spot Colors</TITLE></HEAD> <BODY> <FONT COLOR = �#FFFF00�> Using spot colors<BR> Here are my spot colors. Run the code in the browser to see colors </FONT> <!-- Show �Hello� in Blue and �World� in a different color--> <H2><B>Hello<FONT COLOR = �#FFFF00�>World!</FONT><B></H2><BR> <!-- Give me a T in one color--> <H1> <!-- Give me a T in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#FF7F00�>T</FONT> <!-- Give me a h in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#EAADEA�>h</FONT> <!-- Give me a i in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#00FFFF�>i</FONT> <!-- Give me a s in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#4566C9�>s</FONT> <!-- Give me a i in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#B5A642�>i</FONT> <!-- Give me a s in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#145F0A�>s</FONT> <!-- Give me an a in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#008000�>a</FONT> <!-- Give me a T in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#F6EF31�>T</FONT> <!-- Give me an e in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#215E21�>e</FONT> <!-- Give me an s in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#9F9F5F�>s</FONT> <!-- Give me a t in one color--> <FONT COLOR = �#ADEAEA�>t</FONT> </H1> </BODY> </HTML> |