> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.apexcobblemon.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.apexcobblemon.com/info/technical-guides/color-codes.md). # Color Codes Color Codes allow you to customize text in supported commands and menus across the server. They can be used to add colors, styling, and line breaks to text such as [Player Warp broadcasts](/features/player/player-warps.md#broadcast), [furniture dyes](/features/player/cosmetics.md#furniture), [ChestShop holograms](/features/trading/chestshops.md#hologram), and more. Color Codes use tag-style formatting. Place a tag before the text you want to format, and the formatting will apply to the following text. ```html Hello World! ``` {% hint style="info" %} Color Codes are only available in fields that support formatted text. Some commands or menus may limit which tags can be used. {% endhint %}
FeatureFormatDescription
Color<color>Changes the color of the following text
Hex Color<#RRGGBB>Uses a custom RGB hex color
Styling<bold>, <italic>, etc.Adds text styling such as bold, italic, or underline
Newline<newline>Inserts a line break where supported
## Named Colors Named colors include both Minecraft’s standard color names and a variety of custom color names. Add the color tag before the text you want to recolor. ```html Hello! Sale Today! Visit my warp! ```
Vanilla ColorsCustom Colors
<black><fire>
<dark_blue><crimson>
<dark_green><rust>
<dark_aqua><tangerine>
<dark_red><dandelion>
<dark_purple><lime>
<gold><leaf>
<gray><olive>
<dark_gray><mint>
<blue><ice>
<green><sky>
<aqua><baby_blue>
<red><midnight>
<light_purple><indigo>
<yellow><royal_purple>
<white><violet>
<lavender>
<lilac>
<fuchsia>
<blush>
<beige>
<amaranth>
<brown>
<eggshell>
<smoke>
## Hex Colors Hex colors allow you to use a custom RGB color instead of one of the predefined colors. Hex colors must use the format: ```html <#RRGGBB> ``` For example: ```html <#00ff00>Bright green text! <#ff66cc>Pink text! <#ffaa00>Orange text! Back to green now ``` {% hint style="info" %} Use a hex color picker website such as [color-hex.com](https://www.color-hex.com/) to find an exact `#RRGGBB` code {% endhint %} ## Styles Styles change the decoration of text without changing its color. ```html Important! Click Here ``` | Decoration | Tag | Alias | | :-----------: | :---------------: | :----: | | Bold | `` | `` | | Italic | `` | `` | | Underlined | `` | `` | | Strikethrough | `` | `` | ## New Lines The `` and `
` tags insert a line break in supported text fields. ```html Line one
Line two ``` ## Examples
GoalExample
Simple colored message<yellow>Welcome to my warp!
Multiple colors<gold>New items <green>restocked</green> today!
Custom hex color<#00ff00>Fresh stock available!
Bold warning<b><red>Limited Time!</red></b>
Underlined highlight<u><aqua>Click to visit</aqua></u>
Multi-line text<yellow>Shop Open<br><gray>Restocked daily!
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