How to Style the Text Color of an Within a Element

When customizing the appearance of a element, one might encounter the need to change the color of the text within a specific . Here's a complete guide on how to achieve this:

In your HTML, identify the element with its unique ID. Within it, each represents a selectable option. To style the first option, which usually reads "select one option" or similar, use the inline style attribute within the opening tag.

  select one option
  one
  two

In this example, the first option has been assigned a gray color using the color: gray style. Additionally, a value attribute has been added for accessibility purposes.

To style the remaining options differently, create a separate CSS class and apply it to the other elements. Here, we'll create a class named "others" and use it to set the color to black.

.others {
    color: black;
}

With this approach, you can easily customize the appearance of the elements within your element, including the text color.