- Css discord color text
- Css how to do colored text in discord
- Color text in discord
- How to Type in Color on Discord
- Change Discord Color Text the EASY way!
- CHANGE Your Text Color in Discord!
- Making a discord bot print coloured text using the css code format
- Forced-colors
- Syntax
- Usage notes
- Examples
- Specifications
- Browser compatibility
- HTML/CSS Navigation Bar Coloring [duplicate]
Css discord color text
Since discord uses Highlight.js and the Solarized Dark Theme, there are 8 colors possible to use by code markup.
Paste this for an example of all the colors.
Aka some words might not be the right color ( image )
(Replace «NoKeyWordsHere» with your text)
Default: #839496 «` NoKeyWordsHere «` Quote: #586e75 «`brainfuck NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Green: #859900 «`CSS NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Cyan: #2aa198 «`yaml NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Blue: #268bd2 «`md NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Yellow: #b58900 «`fix NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Orange: #cb4b16 «`glsl NoKeyWordsHere «` Solarized Red: #dc322f «`diff -NoKeyWordsHere «`
And here is the escaped version, but symbols will still mess it up. ( image )
(Replace «This is a for statement» with your text)
And here is the escaped Default: #839496 «` This is a for statement «` Quote: #586e75 «`bash #This is a for statement «` Solarized Green: #859900 «`diff + This is a for statement «` //Second Way to do it «`diff ! This is a for statement «` Solarized Cyan: #2aa198 «`cs «This is a for statement» «` «`cs ‘This is a for statement’ «` Solarized Blue: #268bd2 «`ini [This is a for statement] «` //Second Way to do it «`asciidoc = This is a for statement = «` Solarized Yellow: #b58900 «`autohotkey %This is a for statement% «` Solarized Orange: #cb4b16 «`css [This is a for statement] «` Solarized Red: #dc322f «`diff — This is a for statement «`
Be aware this is line by line, you cannot format individual letters (no rainbow words) . Bodies of text with special symbols can be formatted but each is a special case. Overcoming these can be only accomplished with a dedicated markup system *cough cough*
Sources/Further Reference:
Css how to do colored text in discord
You can also use system colors with any property other than those listed above, to ensure that the rest of the page integrates with the restricted color palette available in forced colors mode. Usage notes Properties affected by forced-color mode In forced colors mode, the values of the following properties are treated as if they have no author-level values specified.
Color text in discord
(Updated for 2022)
In 2022’s polish week, Discord added support for ansi on code blocks, previously it was not possible to display colors on the chat, however you could «mimic» colored output by selecting specific highlighted languages like prolog or css .
To display colored text using code-blocks, you simply need to create a code block with the language set to ansi and then use any of the several ansi escape codes to style your text.
Here is a simple example of a message which will display in red. The escape code used for ansi is \033 .
Do note however, that Discord does not render all colors as you would expect them, having some special issues with background colors being mostly shades of grey.
In addition to @Fabricio20, the current escape character Discord clients use is U+001B. For example:
[;;mTest # The general format (multiple codes supported) [0;36;40mTest # Test (font color "Cyan", background color - "Black") [0;35mTest # Test (font color "Magenta")
Note the very first character which may not be visible or represent relatively ambiguous visuals in certain circumstances (e.g. unsupported/custom font/charset). It may represent a rectangle:
It seems Discord ANSI colors relatively differ if compared with some general color tables (e.g. the above test):
Perhaps it’s worth to mentioned that some try experimenting with an HTML (  ) or Unicode ( \u001b ) encoded character reference instead of the actual «raw» character, though so far it’s noticed that Discord processes messages with the latter only.
Related:
https://gist.github.com/kkrypt0nn/a02506f3712ff2d1c8ca7c9e0aed7c06 ( Discord is now slowly rolling out the ability to send colored messages within . )
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code
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How to Type in Color on Discord
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Making a discord bot print coloured text using the css code format
coloured_lines.append(««`css \n»+ line + ««`») In markdown space’s count and css is not a valid file format and css is. coloured_lines.append(««`css\n»+ line + ««`»)
What you expect and what you got What you did wrong
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Forced-colors
The forced-colors CSS media feature is used to detect if the user agent has enabled a forced colors mode where it enforces a user-chosen limited color palette on the page. An example of a forced colors mode is windows high contrast mode.
Syntax
The forced-colors media feature indicates whether or not the browser is currently in forced-colors mode.
Values
Forced colors mode is not active; the page’s colors are not being forced into a limited palette.
Indicates that forced colors mode is active. The browser provides the color palette to authors through the CSS system color keywords and, if appropriate, triggers the appropriate value of prefers-color-scheme so that authors can adapt the page. The browser selects the value for prefers-color-scheme based on the lightness of the Canvas system color (see the color adjust spec for more details).
Usage notes
Properties affected by forced-color mode
In forced colors mode, the values of the following properties are treated as if they have no author-level values specified. That is, browser-specified values are used instead. The browser-specified values do not affect the style cascade; the values are instead forced by the browser at paint time.
These browser-specified values are selected from the set of system colors — this ensures a consistent contrast for common UI elements for users that have forced colors enabled.
- color
- background-color
- text-decoration-color
- text-emphasis-color
- border-color
- outline-color
- column-rule-color
- -webkit-tap-highlight-color
- SVG fill attribute
- SVG stroke attribute
Additionally the following properties have special behavior in forced colors mode:
- box-shadow is forced to ‘none’
- text-shadow is forced to ‘none’
- background-image is forced to ‘none’ for values that are not url-based
- color-scheme is forced to ‘light dark’
- scrollbar-color is forced to ‘auto’
The system colors that are forced for the above properties depend on the context of the element. For example the color property on button element will be forced to ButtonText . On normal text it will be forced to CanvasText . See the list of system colors for additional details of when each might be appropriate in various UI contexts.
Note: user agents choose system colors based on native element semantics, not on added ARIA roles. As an example, adding role=»button» to a div will not cause an element’s color to be forced to ButtonText
In addition to these adjustments, browsers will help ensure text legibility by drawing «backplates» behind text. This is particularly important for preserving contrast when text is placed on top of images.
There are two cases where the user agent does not force the values for the above properties — when a forced-color-adjust value of none is applied to an element, or when a system color is specified by the author.
When forced-color-adjust is set to none on an element, none of the forced color values will apply, and author styles will be applied as normal. Additionally, the backplate for text will be disabled.
When a system color is specified, it will be used instead of the value that would otherwise have been forced.
You can also use system colors with any property other than those listed above, to ensure that the rest of the page integrates with the restricted color palette available in forced colors mode.
Accessibility concerns
In general, web authors should not be using the forced-colors media feature to create a separate design for users with this feature enabled. Instead, its intended usage is to make small tweaks to improve usability or legibility when the default application of forced colors does not work well for a given portion of a page.
The high contrast provided by forced colors mode’s reduced palette and text backplates is often essential for some users to be able to read or use a given website, so adjustments that affect content should be chosen carefully and targeted to content that is otherwise not legible.
User preferences
This media feature is active only if the user has enabled color scheme preferences in their operating system. One example of such a feature is High Contrast mode on Windows.
Examples
Note: The below example will only work when using a browser that supports this media feature, and with a preference such as High Contrast mode enabled in your OS.
This example is a button that normally gets its contrast via box-shadow . Under forced colors mode, box-shadow is forced to none, so the example uses the forced-colors media feature to ensure there is a border of the appropriate color (ButtonText in this case)
HTML
button class="button">Press me!button>
CSS
.button border: 0; padding: 10px; box-shadow: -2px -2px 5px gray, 2px 2px 5px gray; > @media (forced-colors: active) .button /* Use a border instead, since box-shadow is forced to 'none' in forced-colors mode */ border: 2px ButtonText solid; > >
Result
Specifications
Browser compatibility
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HTML/CSS Navigation Bar Coloring [duplicate]
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Also I added li because, It has also default margin on it.
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