ACT Style Guidelines
When ever possible is it best to design pages for ACTMagazine.com using as much HTML styled text as possible. This page provides guidance on designing content for the primary (center) column. Below you will also find examples of HTML styled text as it will appear in the primary column of ACTmagazine.com.
Content for the primary column should be designed to fit a maximun column width of 620 pixels.
The color palette for ACTMagazine.com is as follows:
red color: #8E0006 RED COLOR span class="red"
red link hover color: #B8000F RED COLOR
dark gray color: #333 DARK GRAY span class="darkgray"
light gray color: #333 LIGHT GRAY span class="lightgray"
yellow color: #FFFFCC YELLOW span class="yellow"
HTML styling on ACTMagazine.com:
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