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Usage
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Sets foreground and background colors of a given text. They can be specified by name or in the format #dddddd; (RGB hex triplet).


 * bg= background color (defaults to #ffffff or white).
 * c= text color (defaults to #000000 or black).
 * f= font (no default).
 * d= none, overline, line-through, underline, or blink (defaults to none).
 * none removes all decorations.
 * blink is not sported (does not work) in IE, Chrome, or Safari.

Unless in the case of personal use on a user page, use this template with great caution:


 * a poor contrast may make the text difficult or impossible to read
 * the contrast can be experienced as even poorer in the case of color blindness
 * links have a color according to user settings; they become invisible if this color is equal to the background color.

Examples
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. gives: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. gives: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. gives: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.


 * You can not see the blinking if you are using IE, Chrome, or Safari.

Standard color names
The HTML 4.01 specification defines sixteen named colors, as follows: