The FontColor property in the Sandbox.UI.BaseStyles class represents the font-color CSS property. This property allows you to specify the color of the text within a UI element. It is a nullable property of type Color, meaning it can hold a color value or be set to null if no color is specified.
To use the FontColor property, you can assign it a Color value to change the text color of a UI element. If you want to remove the color setting, you can set it to null.
// Example of setting the FontColor property BaseStyles styles = new BaseStyles(); styles.FontColor = new Color(255, 0, 0); // Sets the font color to red // Example of clearing the FontColor property styles.FontColor = null; // Removes the font color setting