Dudes, I really would like to have just a simple text color to choose in the Obsidian, as in Notion, for example.
I’m new at Obsidian and i searched in many topics, but i didn’t find, if there’s any way to do that, please show me, otherwise, this is a essential feature.
You can use HTML tag.
Like this: <font color="red"> YOUR TEXT</font>
Or use hex code for more color: <font color="#cc241d"> YOUR TEXT</font>
I like this tip but it applies on the preview mode only.
Is there any way to have this on edit mode as well?
I guess I should modify a CSS snippet but have no idea 
You can edit CSS so that your italics and bold will change color instead (But you only have 2 color):
/* Different color for bold*/
.cm-strong,
.markdown-preview-section strong {
color: #BB29BB !important;
}
/* Different color for italic */
.cm-em {
color: #cc241d;
font-style: normal !important;
}
/* of italics in Preview all notes in a vault */
.markdown-preview-section em {
color: #cc241d !important;
font-style: normal !important;
}
Thanks @GreenChocho !!
I’m more than happy with 2 colors 
:
/* Different color for bold*/
.cm-strong,
.markdown-preview-section strong {
color: #86da5f;
font-style: normal !important;
font-weight: normal !important;
}
/* Different color for italic */
.cm-em,
.markdown-preview-section em {
color: #ad5350;
font-style: normal !important;
}
expanding on this, what is the syntax to also change the colour in edit mode?
Very much helped out. Thanks!
That is the best solution I find to color mark texts so far.
Couldn’t we remap the strikethrough function to another color as well, so that we will have three colors?
I tried to remap it by putting the following.
.cm-s,
.markdown-preview-section s {
color: green;
text-decoration:none;
}
But, it is not working to me.
that is very disruptive when editing, suddenly all that code for just a color?
You should be able to. I am using four colors, including strike-through and highlight. Here is the snippet I am using for strike-through:
.cm-strikethrough, del {
text-decoration: none;
color: #ff00dd !important;
}
My work around is to use inline latex
eg. $\color{red}Error$
Unfortunately this renders styling like equations which might not be the font style you like, but it works and I am sure some people would be fine with it.
All this note taking power and I can’t easily change the color of the text? Could that be true? It’s hard to believe.
This would’ve been perfect if it didn’t auto-align the text to the left.
Edit: Workaround is to prepend text with a "# " (note the space)
