This is a table of all possible colors consisting of 00, 80, and FF. The names of HTML 4.0 standard colors follow the corresponding color entry.
Note: these colors will look different with different backgrounds. For instance, if the entry for silver (#C0C0C0) was silver-colored like the other entries, it would be invisible against the background. So if you use color, you should probably set the body background color, <BODY bgcolor="#nnnnnn">, or use a pattern.
| #000000 Black | #000080 Navy | #0000FF Blue |
| #008000 Green | #008080 Teal | #0080FF |
| #00FF00 Lime | #00FF80 | #00FFFF Aqua |
| #800000 Maroon | #800080 Purple | #8000FF |
| #808000 Olive | #808080 Gray | #8080FF |
| #80FF00 | #80FF80 | #80FFFF |
| #FF0000 Red | #FF0080 | #FF00FF Fuchsia |
| #FF8000 Orange* | #FF8080 | #FF80FF |
| #FFFF00 Yellow | #FFFF80 | #FFFFFF White |
HTML 4.0 also defines #C0C0C0 Silver (the background color of this page).
*The color name Orange is not defined in HTML 4.0, but it is so common and useful, I assigned it to a standard color in the table. Cascading style sheets define orange as #FFA500.
Updated Wed May 21 08:50:13 2008
by Paul E. Black ([email protected])