Color
Applies to: Button, DatePicker, Editor, Entry, Label, Picker, SearchBar, TimePicker, Span
We've seen the colors that the Downhill framework provides us for use in our applications. These colors can be used with text also. Below are a listing of the various ways we can colorize the text of our applications.
Links
You can give links a different color using the .link class. This is defaulted to the Primary Application Color. This class is applied for you when converting from HTML or Markdown.
Application Colors
Note that the actual colors you select will be substituted for the ?color-value.
Class | Property |
.text-primary | color: ?color-primary; |
.text-secondary | color: ?color-secondary; |
.text-success | color: ?color-success; |
.text-danger | color: ?color-danger; |
.text-warning | color: ?color-warning; |
.text-info | color: ?color-info; |
.text-light | color: ?color-light; |
.text-dark | color: ?color-dark; |
.text-white | color: ?color-white; |
Palette Colors
Each of the palette colors can also be used for text. Use the notation of .text-color-intensity to specify the color.
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