Guide How to Make Your Text any Color.

[HeatherKellyB]

What do you mean?

I edited my post. That was really dumb of me. Let me just find a rock to hide under. My apologies Sadly I don't even have any defense for that moment of stupidity

 

[casportpony]

#4AF0FF
#FF00D9
#00FF00
#ff0080

 

[casportpony]

I edited my post. That was really dumb of me. Let me just find a rock to hide under. My apologies Sadly I don't even have any defense for that moment of stupidity

It wasn't dumb, I asked because sometimes I get really stuck on stupid.

 

[lauraschicks]

Testing

Testing as well

 

[HeatherKellyB]

It wasn't dumb, I asked because sometimes I get really stuck on stupid.

I am embarrassed that it took me more than enough thinking time to actually type it out and then some That should have been common sense but unfortunately it seems to be lacking with me at the moment. On a lighter note, I gave myself a good laugh for the night.
Thank you for everything you do We appreciate you so much!

 

[bgmathteach]

So the color needs to be selected with each post, right?

Edited: Well, I guess i figured it out on my own. I feel a bit silly, so just overlook me. It's helpful to know that I need to change it with every post. That's weird that I thought it would be that color all the time, but sometimes I obviously don't put enough thought into stuff

Wouldn't it be if you could select a 'default' color that all of your posts would be unless you proactively changed it to something else! (Yes, I know, the default is black, but I mean another color of your choosing!)

 

[bgmathteach]

It wasn't dumb, I asked because sometimes I get really stuck on stupid.

I think we all do, which is why my motto is 'There isn't ever a stupid question.' Sometimes just asking the question makes your brain think in a different way and Voila.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Red, any shade of red. I used the old thing for color.

 

[bgmathteach]

Red, any shade of red. I used the old thing for color.

Hmmm, sounds too much like me. The "old thing" is easy & known, , Why mess with easy?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Hmmm, sounds too much like me. The "old thing" is easy & known, , Why mess with easy?

Easy is easy. Why change it?