Template:Green
{{{1}}}
Usage
editUse this template to make color of this text. Note that you can also use {{color}} for any arbitrary color:
{{color|name of color or hex code of color|Text}}
For example:
{{color|red|Hello, world!}}
results in Hello, world!
{{color|#00F000|Hello, world!}}
results in Hello, world!
See w:Web colors#HTML color names for a list of colors.
Use {{color block|name of color or hex code of color|block content}}
where the content to be colored extends over a number of paragraphs.
See also
editThere are individual (inline) templates for the most common colors and Web colors. Don't create more without a compelling reason:
- {{maroon}} (Example)
- {{red}} (Example)
- {{orange}} (Example)
- {{yellow}} (Example)
- {{lime}} (Example)
- {{green}} (Example)
- {{olive}} (Example)
- {{teal}} (Example)
- {{aqua}} (Example)
- {{blue}} (Example)
- {{navy}} (Example)
- {{indigo}} (Example)
- {{violet}} (Example)
- {{fuchsia}} (Example)
- {{purple}} (Example)
- {{RebeccaPurple}} (Example)
- {{black}} (Example)
- {{greyed}} (Example)
- {{silver}} (Example)
- {{white}} (Example)
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