TEST

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Colored Text

Using the "Color" tab to the left of the 'open text box' is pretty easy. You can click on the spot you want to add color to, and then click on the the Color tab and then add the text.

Or you can, as with most of the Text Tabs at the left of the open text box, just highlight the text you want to add color to (or Bold, Italics... ) and then click on the Color tab (Button).

Using the Color tab will give you this: [-color=red][/color-] (without dashes)

You can place your text in between the brackets (Tags). Or as I stated earlier, you can highlight a line of text and click on the Color tab.

Example Of Color Text:

My Colored Text

Code Of The Above: [-color=red]My Colored Text[/color-] (without the dashes)

You can use names of colors as well, here is one where I add the word "dark" in front of the red:

[-color=darkred]My Colored Text[/color-]

Code Of The Above:

[-color=darkred]My Colored Text[/color-] (without the dashes)

Note: iHub does accept RGB colors, but they do accept proper "HTML Web Color Names." (blue, black, green... ).

They also accept "Hexadecimal Color Names." (#0000FF, #000000, #008000).

Example Using Color Name:

My Colored Text

Code Of The Above:

[-color=fuchsia]My Colored Text[/color-] (without dashes)

Example Using Same Color, Using The Hexadecimal Color Name:

My Colored Text

Code Of The Above:

[-color=#FF00FF]My Colored Text[/color-]


Note: I have not tried all of the colors, color names and color codes. I try to use only a few. I do this because iHub gives us so many options in our settings and the color of text boxes is just one; this means many colors may not show up on some screens. However, there are many of the color web color charts listed here: http://www.bing.com/search?q=Web+Color+Charts&qs=n&form=QBRE&pq=web+color+charts&sc=8-16&sp=-1&sk=



... Gary