CSS Colours
Colours can be defined using the text equivalent example: “blue” “red” “DarkSalmon” “SpringGreen” and so on. CSS colours can also be defined using a hexadecimal code; the hexadecimal code should always begin with the hash (#) symbol, followed by 6 characters made of both letters and numbers.
Hexadecimal Colour Picker
When designing a web page you will often need to apply a specific colour for an HTML element, you may be looking to define a white background, with grey font with a separate colour for your border. Although we can define a colour by its name or by its RGB colour code, hexadecimal offers many more colours and shades to choose from.
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Hexadecimal Colour Examples
| Color | Color HEX |
|---|---|
| #000000 | |
| #FF0000 | |
| #00FF00 | |
| #0000FF | |
| #FFFF00 | |
| #00FFFF | |
| #FF00FF | |
| #C0C0C0 | |
| #FFFFFF |
When using text to refer to the colour no hash (#) symbol is required.
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