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HTML How to Make a Website Customizing Colors and Fonts Write Hexadecimal Colors

Austin Zeller
Austin Zeller
2,760 Points
Posted by Austin Zeller
Austin Zeller
2,760 Points

how do I Set the color of anchor elements inside the nav element to white using a hexadecimal value?

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4 Answers

Stipe Stipic
Stipe Stipic
17,520 Points
Stipe Stipic
Stipe Stipic
17,520 Points

nav a{ color:#fff; }

Leanne Millar
Leanne Millar
5,334 Points
Leanne Millar
Leanne Millar
5,334 Points

The hexadecimal value is the #Code #FFF (White) #000 (Black)

You are selecting anchor elements h1 and h2

and changing the color: element

This code will pass :-)

h1 { color:#FFF; } h2 { color:#FFF; }

Maxwell DeMers
Maxwell DeMers
6,853 Points
Maxwell DeMers
Maxwell DeMers
6,853 Points

The answers that are given will do the job for you. For some incremental advice, I'd add classes to your anchor elements. By doing so, you can style all of your links in your nav element the same with just one CSS rule. In this case, you can give your anchor elements the class "class = navLinks" and have them styled like this: .navLinks { color:#fff; }

Nurul Ahsan
Nurul Ahsan
2,039 Points
Nurul Ahsan
Nurul Ahsan
2,039 Points

nav a{ color:#fff; }