#✅ | How to change the color of text to red or any other color
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Yep 🙂 In FancyMenu, if you’re editing a Text element, you can color text like this:
%#red%This text is red%#%
Or with a hex color:
%#FF0000%This text is red too%#%
A few built-in color names work too, like:
redbluegreenyellowaquawhiteblack
Example:
%#blue%Hello there%#%
If you want, I can also show you how to make text bold, italic, or combine color + formatting together 🎨
Hmm, it's weird, but nothing works.
Ahh yep, that usually means the text is in the wrong place 😅
In FancyMenu there are different text systems:
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Text elements use Markdown-style color formatting like:
%%#red%Hello%#%%
Actually in FancyMenu it’s:
%#red%Hello%#% -
Button / slider labels do not use that Markdown color syntax.
For those, use Minecraft formatting codes like:
&cHello
or a JSON text component like:
{"text":"Hello","color":"red"}
So if you put %#red%...%#% into a button label, it won’t work.
If you’re using a Text element and it still doesn’t work, double-check that:
- you typed it exactly as
%#red%text%#% - there are no extra spaces inside the code
- the text is actually in a Text element, not a button/slider label
If you want, send me exactly where you’re putting the text, and I’ll tell you the correct format for that spot 📌🙂
No, nothing worked out.
Gotcha 😅 Then the most likely issue is that the field you’re editing uses a different text format.
Try this split:
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If it’s a Text element, use:
%#red%Hello%#% -
If it’s a button or slider label, use:
{"text":"Hello","color":"red"}
Also, for Text elements, make sure Markdown isn’t disabled:
- right-click the Text element
- open the Markdown settings
- don’t turn Markdown off
If it still doesn’t work, I need one specific detail to avoid guessing:
- what element type is it?
- what exact text did you enter?
- can you send a screenshot of the right-click menu/settings for that element? 📸
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