Question

In the pre-existing code, the HTML file background colour has been set like this:

 file+="<table width=\"95%\" align=\"center\" style=\"background : #"+
                HTML_REPORT_COLOR_2+"; border : 1px solid #000000\">";

file+="Wrong colour for driver has been chosen . The correct tag is Green";
                file+="<br/><br/>";

I want to change the wrong word which is presently in black to red. The right way to go about using the fonts tag, but how do I use it here, as this is a Java code. I tried feeding it to the file variable, but “#” is giving me an error.

Answer 1

Current

Wrap the word “Wrong” in a span tag, like this:

<span class="error">Wrong</span>

If you have access to the CSS of the document, add this declaration:

.error{
    color: #FF0000;
}

If you don’t have access to the CSS, make the span element look like this, instead:

<span style="color: #FF0000;">Wrong</span>

Previous

If I’m correctly understanding what you’re trying to do, you need to change the hexadecimal value of HTML_REPORT_COLOR_2 from 000000 or 000 to FF0000 or F00.

That should be the solution, unless I’m mis-understanding your problem.