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JavaScript Alerts: color control: text color & background color control

Asked by mauimaumau in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Web Graphics Software

Tags: javascript, color, alert, background, text

I am working with JavaScript programming... (as opposed to "Java", a Sun Microsystems product).
I've found that JavaScript ALERTS, are possibly the only means for doing what I want to do.
I want to create an ALERT with white color text that will be unviewable against a white background.
I've already tried "#0XFFFFFF" (in HTML) and Font Color="WHITE"--but neither works!  It appears un-doable.

Obviously, I'm not a JavaScript expert. Perhaps I'm trying to do something that's axiomatically impossible to do? I'm using AutoIT v.3 to see HTML behind web pages I'm working on, but it's not helping me find the solution.  When I use plainvanilla JavaScript messages, vs, plainvanilla JavaScript Alerts, I can totally control and see what's happening in HTML-- or not-- depending which I'm working on.  But I am trying to build a smooth transition where an alert is invisibly colored.

Or Plan B...Perhaps maybe there is a form of JavaScript Alert (or other) Message Type-- that's "Alert like", in its features & functions? If so, is it usable/configurable to do what I want--obtain the interactive immediacy characteristic to a standard "plainvanilla" JavaScript ALERT?
I can go into further detail if it is needed for fully understanding what I am trying to do.
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