How to Style Text Color With Automatic.css Utility Classes & Variables

Text color classes allow you to change the color of text, whether it's body text or heading text. They work when directly applied to elements and they also work when applied to containers that house multiple text elements. You can also assign custom classes to text elements or containers and use ACSS variables to change text color, either via the Oxygen panel or a CSS stylesheet. This gives you global control of the text color for that element. Additionally, you can color parts of a text element or heading by using spans with text color classes or variables. All of your website's brand colors and generated shades are available to you with both utility classes and variables. Interesting in using Automatic.css on your sites and accessing the private ACSS support and strategy community? Get a license here: https://automaticcss.com 00:00 Intro 00:16 Text Color Classes on Elements 04:05 Text Color Classes on Containers 06:20 Color Theming 07:55 Using Spans 08:46 Using ACSS Variables with Custom Classes 15:40 Using ACSS Variables in CSS