Purple Numbers Are Just HTML |
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Purple numbers are just regular HTML. There's absolutely nothing special about the HTML for displaying purple numbers. The "purpleness" of purple numbers is just a convention. If you look at the bootstrap.org web site, many of the "purple" numbers on the site are not actually purple. Here's a sample HTML paragraph with a purple number: <p><a name="nid027"> These are the days that try men's souls. <a href="#nid027">(027)</a></p> In this example, the "purple" number is displayed in the color the browser uses for links. The color can be changed using a CSS stylesheet. Also, note that the number itself is a live link, making it easy to copy and paste the URL that points to the paragraph with that purple number. |
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