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How Do I…Abbreviate

Most of the time people don’t feel like typing out the whole word so they just abbreviate it. But what if somebody doesn’t know that abbreviation? Because of this you should properly abbreviate on the web every time.

This is one example of a code for abbreviating:

<p><abbr title="HyperText Mark-up Language">HTML</p>

HTML

Another example:

<p><abbr title="August 10th, 1999">9/10/99</abbr> is the date.</p>

9/10/99 is the date.

You can copy these codes and edit them on your own:

<p><abbr title="Insert Hover Text Here">Insert Abbreviation Here</abbr> Insert Non-Hover Text Here</p>
<p>Inset non-Abbreviation Text Here <abbr title="Insert Hover Text Here">Insert Abbreviation Here</abbr> Insert non-Abbreviation Text Here.</p>
<p><abbr title="Insert Hover Text Here">Insert Abbreviation Here</abbr></p>
<p>Insert Non-Hover Text Here <abbr title="Insert Hover Text Here">Insert Abbreviation Here</abbr></p>

Insert Abbreviation Here Insert Non-Hover Text Here

Inset non-Abbreviation Text Here Insert Abbreviation Here Insert non-Abbreviation Text Here.

Insert Abbreviation Here

Insert Non-Hover Text Here Insert Abbreviation Here

HTML Color Names (G-L)

Listed alphabetically from G-L.

All the following colors are recognized by HTML editors/creators.

  • Gainsboro
  • GhostWhite
  • Gold
  • GoldenRod
  • Gray
  • Green
  • GreenYellow
  • HoneyDew
  • HotPink
  • IndianRed
  • Indigo
  • Ivory
  • Khaki
  • Lavender
  • LavenderBlush
  • LawnGreen
  • LemonChiffon
  • LightBlue
  • LightCoral
  • LightCyan
  • LightGoldenRodYellow
  • LightGrey
  • LightGreen
  • LightPink
  • LightSalmon
  • LightSeaGreen
  • LightSkyBlue
  • LightSlateGray
  • LightSteelBlue
  • LightYellow
  • Lime
  • LimeGreen
  • Linen

HTML Colors Names (D-F)

Listed alphabetically from D-F.

All the following colors are recognized by HTML editors/creators.

  • DarkBlue
  • DarkCyan
  • DarkGoldenRod
  • DarkGray
  • DarkGreen
  • DarkKhaki
  • DarkMagenta
  • DarkOliveGreen
  • Darkorange
  • DarkOrchid
  • DarkRed
  • DarkSalmon
  • DarkSeaGreen
  • DarkSlateBlue
  • DarkSlateGray
  • DarkTurquoise
  • DarkViolet
  • DeepPink
  • DeepSkyBlue
  • DimGray
  • DodgerBlue
  • FireBrick
  • FloralWhite
  • ForestGreen
  • Fuchsia

HTML Color Names (A-C)

Listed alphabetically from A-C.

All the following colors are recognized by HTML editors/creators.

  • AliceBlue
  • AntiqueWhite
  • Aqua
  • Aquamarine
  • Azure
  • Beige
  • Bisque
  • Black
  • BlanchedAlmond
  • Blue
  • BlueViolet
  • Brown
  • BurlyWood
  • CadetBlue
  • Chartreuse
  • Chocolate
  • Coral
  • CornflowerBlue
  • Cornsilk
  • Crimson
  • Cyan

How Do I…Text Color

This is the final HTML Guide I’ll make before Summer Camp. Now how do you change text color if you don’t have an automatic text changer? Well this is the code for red!

<p style="color:red">This is red text</p>

And this is what it will look like.

This is red text

You can do many other colors and some weird colors require their HEX code because color names may vary or not be compatible. For instance Hot Pink.

<p style="color:hot pink">This is hot pink text</p>

And this what it will look like.

This is hot pink text

See it didn’t work but if you input the HEX code it will work just like that.

<p style="color:FF0066">This is hot pink text</p>

And this is what that will look like.

This is hot pink text

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