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Changing font color in Javascript

  • July 9, 2016
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Could someone explain how to change the font of variable values.  Here I have a variable but_word_1

and I want to set it with the value of but_word_2   but in gold color--   #FFD700

How do I add in the html for font color? 


window.cpAPIInterface.setVariableValue("but_word_1", but_word_2);

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    Correct answer RodWard

    Hi Bill,

    Normally when displaying a variable inside of a caption/shape you would select that text and change its color from inside the properties dialog. However, if you are using HTML5 export, there is a way to sort of add to the text in a variable's value.

    If you're using the color #FFD700, then you would want to set your but_word_1 variable to this value:

    <span style='color:#FFD700'>Your Text Here</span>

    Hope that helps!

    Rod (on behalf of Tristan)

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    RodWard
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    RodWardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    July 10, 2016

    Hi Bill,

    Normally when displaying a variable inside of a caption/shape you would select that text and change its color from inside the properties dialog. However, if you are using HTML5 export, there is a way to sort of add to the text in a variable's value.

    If you're using the color #FFD700, then you would want to set your but_word_1 variable to this value:

    <span style='color:#FFD700'>Your Text Here</span>

    Hope that helps!

    Rod (on behalf of Tristan)

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    bills89323792Author
    Inspiring
    July 13, 2016

    Thanks Rod!

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