<font color=blue></font> - do most browsers display it?
dan_popescu
8:53 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0)
Hi I wanna use font specifications such as blue, gold etc. Are these options displayed by most browsers?
Thank you Dan
korkus2000
8:54 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0)
Yes, but you should think about using CSS to color fonts instead of font tags.
dan_popescu
9:16 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0)
Thanks. Yes, that's what I'm actually using.
Dan
tbear
9:41 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0)
I have a feeling you 'should' use quote marks i.e. as opposed to: <font color=blue></font> should put: <font color="blue"></font> Don't know if it makes much difference, it's just the way I was shown years back.
tedster
9:46 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0)
Here's a page from W3Schools about colornames, including their expansion beyond the original 16. Although color names are supported by major browsers in recent versions, they are not a recommended standard (and may never be, because they are English-centric). However, the W3Schools page still offers a nice reference for colorname to hex conversions, complete witrh a color bar.
Great. Thanks. Tedster, thanks for the URL - the reason I was gonna use a colorname was because I didn't know the conversion:)
Dan
g1smd
11:48 pm on Jan 22, 2003 (gmt 0)
>> Although color names are supported by major browsers in recent versions, they are not a recommended standard (and may never be, because they are English-centric <<
I don't understand this "English-centric" comment. Isn't <table> or <title>, for example, also English-centric?
hakre
11:53 pm on Jan 22, 2003 (gmt 0)
truly g1smd, and we don't wont to forget that mainly all the stuff is based on the ascii charset... ;)