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COLOR CODES FOR HTML

In HTML 4.0, you can often use the color word, such as BLUE or GREEN, etc., to change background and text colors. However, not all browsers will recognize these code words, so you may want to stick with these more precise color codes. The words printed before the codes are used for descriptive purposes only, and may not work on your browser. Each word is backed with the color code it describes to give you an idea how it looks in a browser.

• White = #ffffff



• Red = #ff0000



• Green = #00ff00



• Blue = #0000ff



• Magenta = #ff00ff



• Cyan = #00ffff



• Yellow = #ffff00



• Black = #000000



• Aquamarine = #70db93



• Brass = #85a642



• Brown = #a62a2a



• Copper = #b87333



• Coral = #ff7f00



• Dark Purple = #871f78



• Dark Tan = #97694f



• Forest Green = #238e23



• Gold = #cd7f32



• Grey = #c0c0c0



• Khaki = #9f9f5f



• Light Blue = #c0d9d9



• Light Grey = #a8a8a8



• Lime Green = #32cd32



• Maroon = #8e236b



• Midnight Blue = #2f2f4f



• Orange = #ff7f00



• Pale Green = #8fbc8f



• Pink = #bc8f8f



• Silver = #e6e8fa



• Sky Blue = #3299cc



• Violet = #cc3299

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