How To Customise Notion Text Colour & Text Background Colour (To Any Colour!)
HAY, how art you? If you are into productivity apps or digital planners, you would be familiar with Notion, an all-in-one application for organising your life. Notion has a really minimal and sleek interface that is highly customisable, but changing its text colour is seemingly limited to their default colour choices of about 10 colours. However, there is a workaround that allows you to change your texts in Notion to any colour, and that is, by using codes! In this article, I’ll be sharing three codes that allow you to customise Notion text colour and text background colour to any colour. Are you ready to have some fun with colours in Notion?
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Customise Notion Text Colour (Video)
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Code to Customise Notion Text Colour
To customise text to any colour, you will need the hex code of your desired colour. You can easily find hex codes of colours using online resources such as Adobe’s Colour Wheel.Â
Here is the code for customising text colour:Â
$ $ \ color {hex code} your text $ $ (without spacings)
An example of using the code to customise my text “hello” to black would be:Â
$$\color{#000000}hello$$
Here is an example of how texts look after using this code:
Code to Customise Notion Text background Colour
Here is the code for customising text background colour:Â
$ $ \ colorbox {hex code} {your text} $ $ (without spacings)
An example of using the code to customise my text background “hello” to black would be:Â
$$\colorbox{#000000}{hello}$$
Here is an example of how texts look after using this code for text background colour:
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Code to Customise both Notion Text Colour & Text Background Colour
Here is the code for customising both text colour and background colour at the same time:Â
$ $ \ color {hex code} \ colorbox {hex code} {your text} $ $ (without spacings)
An example of using the code to customise my text “hello” to white text with black background would be:Â
$$\color{#FFFFFF}\colorbox{#000000}{hello}$$
Here is an example of how texts look after using this code:
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Those are 3 codes you can use to give your Notion workspace a colourful overhaul.
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