In one go in an external or internal style sheet, you could do this to make all them red:
h1, h2, p {color:red}
You can also do them individually, if you wanted different colours:
h1 {color:blue}
h2 {color:green}
p {color:red}
As inline styles, you could do them like this:
<h1 style="color:red">This heading is red</h1>
Using CSS class in a body section is called inline style. You can use styles inside most HTML tags.
No tags are used in CSS. Tags are actually what CSS primarily styles.
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.
HTML has its defined tags. What you are asking is XML and it allows you to define your own tags, many and as smart or stupid as you wish.
Generally, sets of styles are called Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). These styles can define everything related to HTML tags.
HTML uses tags for its complete functionality. These tags are defined to do a certain work.
Using CSS class in a body section is called inline style. You can use styles inside most HTML tags.
There are 2 HTML tags that help you put color on your web pages. The first one is BGCOLOR and the other is COLOR. Using these tags along with a Hex color code you can create colorful web documents using HTML. There are too many hex color codes to list here so please "search the internet" using the search term "hex color codes" to find a site that will display them.BGCOLOR which defines the background color can be used with the BODY, TABLE and TR tags. The examples below show how they would be used.Yellow!COLOR which simple defines the color is used with the FONT tag.
No tags are used in CSS. Tags are actually what CSS primarily styles.
A deprecated tag is one that is being phased out and at some future point will no longer work on new browsers. You are encouraged to avoid using deprecated tags. You should use either newer tags that do the same operations or do some of your work using styles. This can be a little bit more complicated at first and involves learning how to use styles and style sheets, but the advantages outweigh the difficulties. Most properly designed web pages use styles for a lot of their design, and avoid the need to use deprecated tags. It makes your pages and sites a lot easier to maintain and means that your pages will function well on most browsers into the future.
You should change it all at once in the external stylesheet. If it does not have an external stylesheet, try looking within the <head> tags for the styles related to all paragraphs "P" or if no styles, then the text color will have to be changed within each <p> tag with the font color.
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.
HTML has its defined tags. What you are asking is XML and it allows you to define your own tags, many and as smart or stupid as you wish.
Generally, sets of styles are called Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). These styles can define everything related to HTML tags.
We no longer use tags for font sizes in HTML. At one time, however, we used the <FONT> tag, for font faces, size, and color. Now this kind of thing is handled using CSS, in order to maintain separation between the content structure and its presentation.
Discuss the detriment of using deprecated tags on an XHTML page. What issues can someone run into with continued use of these tags?
Put multi color tags