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Caption text can be <font color="red"> colored</font> using HTML. Examples: | Caption text can be <font color="red"> colored</font> using HTML. Examples: | ||
*<nowiki><font color="red">red text</font>.</nowiki> displays | *<nowiki><font color="red">red text</font>.</nowiki> displays <font color="red">red text</font>. | ||
Colors are usually easier to see in boldface. You can use either HTML or wikitext bold markup: | Colors are usually easier to see in boldface. You can use either HTML or wikitext bold markup: | ||
*HTML: <nowiki><font color="red"><b>red text</b></font>.</nowiki> displays | *HTML: <nowiki><font color="red"><b>red text</b></font>.</nowiki> displays <font color="red"><b>red text</b></font>. | ||
*Three single quotes: <nowiki><font color="red">'''red text'''</font>.</nowiki> displays: <font color="red">'''red text'''</font>. | *Three single quotes: <nowiki><font color="red">'''red text'''</font>.</nowiki> displays: <font color="red">'''red text'''</font>. | ||
Light colors may be unreadable on a white background, so use a black background. | |||
*Yellow on white: <nowiki><font color="yellow"><b>yellow</b></font>.</nowiki> displays <font color="yellow"><b>yellow</b></font>. | |||
Revision as of 19:31, 19 August 2020
Caption RulesThese rules are concluded from the tests below. Coloring Caption TextCaption text can be colored using HTML. Examples:
Colors are usually easier to see in boldface. You can use either HTML or wikitext bold markup:
Light colors may be unreadable on a white background, so use a black background.
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