Page Comparison

Colours

Note that there are many other colours available. See the FSS Cheat Sheet for specifics.

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<div class="demo-text-colours">
<p class="fl-text-aqua">This paragraph is "aqua" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-fuchsia">This paragraph is "fuchsia" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-olive">This paragraph is "olive" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-teal">This paragraph is "teal" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-yellow">This paragraph is "yellow" coloured.</p>
</div>
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The markup and classes used to produce this example:

<p class="fl-text-aqua">This paragraph is "aqua" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-fuchsia">This paragraph is "fuchsia" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-olive">This paragraph is "olive" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-teal">This paragraph is "teal" coloured.</p>
<p class="fl-text-yellow">This paragraph is "yellow" coloured.</p>

NOTE: The fl-text-* classes are applied to the paragraph tags and so apply only that paragraph. The class could be applied to a <div> surrounding many paragraphs to apply the style to all paragraphs.

Highlight Colours

<p class="fl-highlight-yellow">This paragraph has "yellow" highlight.</p>
<p class="fl-highlight-green">This paragraph has "green" highlight.</p>
<p class="fl-highlight-blue">This paragraph has "blue" highlight.</p>