Text Color
Wind allows you to style text colors easily using the text-
prefix. Both predefined colors and arbitrary values are supported, offering flexibility in your designs.
Syntax
text-[color]
text-[color]-[shade]
text-[[value]]
-
color: The name of the color (e.g.,
red
,blue
,green
). -
shade: The shade of the color (e.g.,
100
,200
,300
). -
value: An arbitrary color value (e.g.,
#FF0000
).
Predefined Colors
Wind provides a rich palette of predefined colors.
Class Color text-red-500 Red text-blue-500 Blue text-green-500 Green
Class | Color | Shade | Preview |
---|---|---|---|
text-red-500 |
Red | 500 | |
text-blue-500 |
Blue | 500 | |
text-green |
Green | 500 |
You can explore the full list of colors in the Customizing Colors section.
Arbitrary Colors
If predefined colors don’t meet your needs, you can specify custom colors using the text-[#hexcode]
syntax.
Class | Color | Preview |
---|---|---|
text-[#FF00FF] |
Pink | |
text-[#FFFF00] |
Yellow | |
text-[#00FFFF] |
Cyan |
Examples
Example: Applying Predefined Text Colors
WText(
'This is a red text.',
className: 'text-red-500',
)
In this example, the text color is set to red using the text-red-500
class.
Example: Applying Arbitrary Text Colors
WText(
'This is a custom color text.',
className: 'text-[#FF00FF]',
)
Here, the text color is set to pink using the text-[#FF00FF]
class.