HTML Red Code
This page contains HTML code for coloring an element red. You can have red text, a red background, or a border around an element.
Red Text
This example uses inline styles to set the text color to red (i.e. I use the style
attribute against the HTML element).
In this case, I apply the styles against a <div>
tag, but I could just have easily applied them against a <div>
tag (for all text within that element) or even a <body>
tag (for all text on the page).
Source Code | Result |
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Red text |
Here's the same thing, but this time using embedded styles.
Source Code | Result |
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Red text |
You could also place the CSS code into a external style sheet.
Red Background Color
You can set the background color of an element to red by using the CSS background-color
property or the background
shorthand property.
In this example, I've placed text inside a <div>
tag, set its background color to red
, and set its text color to white
.
Source Code | Result |
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White text, red background.
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Red Border Color
In this example, I've added a red dotted border around a <div>
element.
Source Code | Result |
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I have a red dotted border.
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Red Color Codes
The above examples use red
as the color value. I could just as easily used the hexadecimal or RGB color values and the result would've been the same.
Here are the various methods of specifying the color red in HTML.
Source Code | Result |
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Red text Red text (hexadecimal #ff0000) Red text (hexadecimal shorthand #f00) Red text (RGB value rgb(255,0,0)) |
Shades of Red
Here are some different shades of reds that can be used instead of just plain old "red".
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