6.10.7-color.tex

\definesubsubsection{Color}
\defineidentifier{compound-color}{(color (<hex #.+>|<r ~n+> <g ~n+> <b ~n+>|<name .+>))|<name .+>}
\definestyle{compound-color}{color: color} \\

If given, this option marks the \g{style} to change the colour. The colour can be given in three ways:
\begin{enumerate}
\item Through a hexadecimal notation, contained in the \inline$hex$ \g{binding}. The \g{hexadecimal number} following the \inline$#$ must be exactly six \gpl{character} long.
\item Through a red, green, blue component notation, contained in the \inline$r$,\inline$g$, and \inline$b$ \gpl{binding}. Each of these bindings must contain a \g{decimal number} that may only range between 0 and 255. If the number lies outside this range, it is clamped to the nearest boundary.
\item Through an explicit colour name, contained in the \inline$name$ \g{binding}. The name must be \g{case insensitive}. The set of supported colour names is \g{implementation dependant}, though every \g{implementation} must recognise the following names: \inline$red$, \inline$green$, \inline$blue$, \inline$white$, \inline$black$.
\end{enumerate}
If the specified colour value is invalid or unknown to the \g{implementation} according to the above restrictions, an \g{error} is \glink{signalling}{signalled}. If the \g{document} does not support the specified colour, the \g{implementation} must choose an alternative colour that approximates the specified one as closely as possible. \\

\definecolor{5-10-7-2}{RGB}{157,14,204}
\definecolor{5-10-7-3}{RGB}{145,16,16}
\begin{examples}
  \example{This is ''blue''(blue).}{This is \textcolor{blue}{blue}.}
  \example{''Magic!''(color #9D0ECC)}{\textcolor{5-10-7-2}{Magic!}}
  \example{Now in ''technicolor''(color 145 16 16).}{Now in \textcolor{5-10-7-3}{technicolor}.}
\end{examples}

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