#✅ [SOLVED] How to make the hover text color the original yellow color?

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tulip turret
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I'm trying to make the "Controls" text appear as the classic yellow when hovering over it.

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wraith finchBOT
# tulip turret I'm trying to make the "Controls" text appear as the classic yellow when hoverin...

Aww, the classic yellow hover effect is super charming! 💛

To achieve this for a button in FancyMenu, you'll need to customize its hover label. You can use Minecraft's formatting codes to set the color.

Here's how you can do it:

  1. Right-click the "Controls" button in the Layout Editor.
  2. Choose the option to set its Hover Label.
  3. In the text editor that opens, you'll enter the text with Minecraft's formatting code for yellow. The code for yellow is &e.

So, your hover label would look like this: &eControls...

For more details on text formatting, you can check out the documentation on Text Formatting. This page explains how to use Minecraft's formatting codes, as well as Markdown for Text elements!

Let me know if you need any more help with this! 😊

tulip turret
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It's the wrong yellow.

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wraith finchBOT
# tulip turret It's the wrong yellow.

Oh, I see what you mean! I understand, the classic yellow from older Minecraft versions is a bit different from the default yellow formatting code &e.

For most text content, FancyMenu primarily supports Minecraft's built-in formatting codes (like &e for yellow) and Markdown for Text elements. Unfortunately, Minecraft's default formatting codes offer a limited palette of colors, and they might not perfectly match every shade of yellow you're looking for.

However, for button labels, there's a special feature that allows for more precise color control: Minecraft's text component system (Raw JSON Components)! This lets you specify exact HEX colors.

Here's how you can use it to get a very specific yellow for your hover text:

  1. Right-click the "Controls" button in the Layout Editor.
  2. Choose the option to set its Hover Label.
  3. In the text editor, you'll need to enter JSON for the text component. You can specify a HEX color. For example, a classic Minecraft yellow often corresponds to the HEX color #FFFF00 (or a similar shade).

Try this JSON in your hover label:

{"text":"Controls...","color":"#FFFF00"}

You can choose any HEX color code you prefer for a different shade of yellow! Just replace #FFFF00 with your desired HEX color.

You can find more information about this in the Text Formatting documentation, specifically the section on "Minecraft Text Components (Raw Component System)". It's a super powerful way to get very precise control over text appearance! ✨

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