The general way to use color in the font tag is

<font color=colorname>Text to be colored</font>

Where colorname is the name of the color (ie. white, black, blue)

EXAMPLES:

Use the code <font color=White>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

Use the code <font color=Red>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

Use the code <font color=Fuschia>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

To see what colors are available for you to use, Click Here.

You use the Hexadecimal codes the same way, except you put in the color codes instead of the color name. You have many many more color options with Hexadecimal. The basic form is:

<font color=#XXXXXX>Text to be colored</font>

Where the X's are the numbers or letters of the hexadecimal code. The numbers range from 0 to 9 and the letters A to F.

EXAMPLES:

Use the code <font color=#0000FF>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

Use the code <font color=#00FF00>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

Use the code <font color=#FFC0C0>TEXT</font> and you get: TEXT

For a chart of many of the Hexadecimal codes, Click Here.

<font color=blue>Chat Name</font> or <font color=#0000FF>Chat Name</font>

If you want your text the color of your name too, then just simply leave off the end tag:

<font color=blue>Chat Name

If you would like to have your text a different color than your name, then add a new start tag after the code of your name:

<font color=blue>Chat Name</font><font color=red>

You will occasionally see someone with a colorful name that shades from one color to another. EXAMPLE: Chat Name This is generally done with a program called the HTML Font Colorizer. It is easy to use and fun. It is available to windows only.