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\textcolor{red}{easily}: Changes the color of inline text. This command takes two parameters, the color to use and the text whose color is changed. In the example the word easily is printed in red. \colorbox{BurntOrange}{orange background}: Changes the background color of the text passed in as the second argument.
The simplest command to change the color of elements in the LaTeX document is \color {color}. This command switches the color for the current group in which the command is inserted. Let’s look at an example to understand how it works: This shows the basic use of colors in \LaTeX. \item {\color{red} And red!}
Here is an example that shows how the color red can be used in a document: \textcolor {red} {Text colored with} \textcolor\\ {\color {red}Text colored with} \color. Among the nineteen base colors listed, some frequently used colors include green, blue, violet, or purple.
The package allows you to use the names of 19 base colors (black, white, blue, green, yellow, red etc.); these names are always available. Besides, the package has some options to get more predefined colors, which should be added globally.
I hope you were able to find exactly the colors you need for your LaTeX documents, and that your documents turn out stylish, elegant and beautiful. All material licensed Creative Commons with the same restrictions as the Wikipedia page used for generating the source colors.
Jan 29, 2018 · You can use xcolor package for this. Use textcolor micro for coloring your text. \usepackage{xcolor} \textcolor{color}{text} You can use color names like red, blue etc. For more information please refer to color section in Latex Wikibook. Share. Improve this answer.
Nov 20, 2016 · LaTeX knows the following colors without any packages: If you want other colors, you can define them with \usepackage{xcolor} and \definecolor{name}{model}{color-spec} where: name is the name of the color you want to define, model is the color space (gray, rgb, RGB, HTML, cmyk) color-spec is the definition of the color in the chosen model.
