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Compiler Error Message: BC30451: Name 'Color' is not declared.<br />

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Compiler Error Message: BC30451: Name 'Color' is not declared.


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Oh, I actually had a solution in a different question of mine.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; lblMessage.cssclass=&quot;somec<wbr />lass&quot;<br />
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But, I'm still curious why I can't make it work the other way.<br />

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Oh, I actually had a solution in a different question of mine.

      lblMessage.cssclass="someclass"


But, I'm still curious why I can't make it work the other way.


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I want to set my label's font color. I tried the below code (and I tried other things that didn't work too).<br />
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lblMessage.font.color=red
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I want to set my label's font color. I tried the below code (and I tried other things that didn't work too).

lblMessage.font.color=red

Label Font Color

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