RapidWeaver FAQ - Text formatting
Here you can find a few text formatting tips in addition to those obvious RapidWeaver formattings. If you have any more tips that aren’t listed here please share them. Thank you.
CHAPTER 1: How can I change the color of only part of the text?
CHAPTER 2: How can I change the background of part of the text?
CHAPTER 3: How can I change the background and the color of part of the text?
CHAPTER 1: How can I change the color of only part of the text?
One way to do that is selecting the text and going to the RapidWeaver color-ball at the bottom of the window and select the color you’d like.
Another way to do that is using code
<span style="color:red">different text color</span>
different text colorTo change the color just write the name of the color you want or use the color’s codes.
You can find color codes on w3schools. Scroll down to “Web Safe Colors?” You will find the codes (6 digit codes) 0000FF is blue. When you put it in the code you need to put a # (alt+3) in front of it. So instead of writing “blue” put “#0000FF”.
CHAPTER 2: How can I change the background of part of the text?
Changing the background color is useful for example when you want to add a quote someone said or wrote into your website and comment on it. Changing the background color you show to your visitors that this part was taken from somewhere else.
<span style="background-color:red">different background color</span>
different background colorTo change the color just write the name of the color you want or use the color’s codes.
You can find color codes on w3schools. Scroll down to “Web Safe Colors?” You will find the codes (6 digit codes) 0000FF is blue. When you put it in the code you need to put a # (alt+3) in front of it. So instead of writing “blue” put “#0000FF”.
CHAPTER 3: How can I change the background and the color of part of the text?
<span style="color:green; background-color:yellow">different text color and background color</span>
different text color and background colorTo change the color just write the name of the color you want or use the color’s codes.
You can find color codes on w3schools. Scroll down to “Web Safe Colors?” You will find the codes (6 digit codes) 0000FF is blue. When you put it in the code you need to put a # (alt+3) in front of it. So instead of writing “blue” put “#0000FF”.
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