Friendly Colors

Friendly Name | Friendly Name/Hex Color | Hex Color/RGB Value


In order to specify a color without using a hexidecimal (although this is not recommended) you can follow the following steps. Find the color you are looking for. Note the text above it. This is all you need to know. When specifying the color use the following format:

bgcolor="ghostwhite" (if two words, combine the words into one word)

A * by the name means you must use the Hexadecimal code in order to use that color.

Snow
Ghost White
White Smoke
Gainsboro
Floral White
Old Lace






Linen
Antique White
Papaya White
Blanched Almond
Bisque
Peach Puff






Navajo White
Moccasin
Cornsilk
Ivory
Lemon Chiffon
Sea Shell






Honeydew
Mint Cream
Azure
Alice Blue
Lavender
Lavender Blush






Misty Rose
White
Black
Dark Slate Gray
Dim Gray
Slate Gray






Light Slate Gray
Gray
Light Gray
Midnight Blue
Navy Blue
Cornflower Blue






Dark Slate Blue
Slate Blue
Medium Slate Blue
Light Slate Blue
Medium Blue
Royal Blue






Blue
Dodger Blue
Deep Sky Blue
Sky Blue
Light Sky Blue
Steel Blue






Light Steel Blue
Light Blue
Powder Blue
Pale Turquoise
Dark Turquoise
Medium Turquoise






Turquoise
Cyan
Light Cyan
Cadet Blue
Medium Aquamarine
Aquamarine






Dark Green
Dark Olive Green
Dark Sea Green
Sea Green
Medium Sea Green
Light Sea Green






Pale Green
Spring Green
Lawn Green
Green
Chartreuse
Medium Spring Green






Green Yellow
Lime Green
Yellow Green
Forest Green
Olive Drab
Dark Khaki






Khaki
Pale Goldenrod
Light Goldenrod Yellow
Light Yellow
Yellow
Gold






Light Goldenrod*
Goldenrod
Dark Goldenrod
Rosy Brown
Indian Red
Saddle Brown






Sienna
Peru
Burlywood
Beige
Wheat
Sandy Brown






Tan
Chocolate
Firebrick
Brown
Dark Salmon
Salmon






Light Salmon
Orange
Dark Orange
Coral
Light Coral
Tomato






Orange Red
Red
Hot Pink
Deep Pink
Pink
Light Pink






Pale Violet Red
Maroon
Medium Violet Red
Violet Red*
Magenta
Violet






Plum
Orchid
Medium Orchid
Dark Orchid
Dark Violet
Blue Violet






Purple
Medium Purple
Thistle