The style attribute helps us decorate HTML elements. How can the HTML attributes like style modify text color? For that purpose, we have a CSS color property. In the example, the attribute style="color:blue;" tells the browser that the element should be blue. The color here is a CSS property, while blue is its value.

Stick to the standard HTML and CSS syntax to display changes properly:

• An equals sign (=) after style

• A colon (:) to separate the two parts

• Quotation marks (" ") to wrap the color property

• A semicolon (;) after the CSS value