Discord Colour Text Codes

 Discord allows users to customize the color of their text using a feature called "Markdown." Markdown is a lightweight markup language that Discord supports for text formatting, including color. You can change the color of your text by using Discord's color code syntax.

To change the color of your text, you can use the following syntax:

```

```css

Your text here

```

```

Inside the backticks (```) at the beginning and end, you'll enter the CSS language tag to specify the text color. For example, if you want to set your text color to red, you would use the following syntax:

```

```css

Your text here

```

```

Here are some color codes you can use:

- Red: `#FF0000` or `rgb(255, 0, 0)`

- Blue: `#0000FF` or `rgb(0, 0, 255)`

- Green: `#00FF00` or `rgb(0, 255, 0)`

- Yellow: `#FFFF00` or `rgb(255, 255, 0)`

- Purple: `#800080` or `rgb(128, 0, 128)`

You can find additional color codes by searching for "HTML color codes" or using online color pickers.

Remember that the ability to use custom colors in Discord may depend on the server's settings or permissions. Some servers may limit or disable custom text colors for specific roles or channels.

It's important to use text colors responsibly and ensure that your text remains readable. Using very bright or light colors can make it difficult for others to read your messages, so consider using contrasting colors to maintain readability.