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11. The TeachBooks template includes the `sphinx-named-colors` extension, which lets you add colours to parts of your equations using LaTeX. Look at the [CSS named colours](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/named-color) to explore the possible colour options. 11. The TeachBooks template includes the `sphinx-named-colors` extension, which lets you add colours to parts of your equations using LaTeX. Look at the [CSS named colours](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/named-color) to explore the possible colour options.
12. It is also possible to use custom colours! Look [here](https://teachbooks.io/manual/external/Sphinx-Named-Colors/README.html#) for documentation about the TeachBook extension which allows custom colours.
12. Colours are added to equations using `\namedcolour{...}`, replacing `namedcolour` with the colour of choice. Test this out with the examples in the table below: 12. Colours are added to equations using `\namedcolour{...}`, replacing `namedcolour` with the colour of choice. Test this out with the examples in the table below:
::::{list-table} ::::{list-table}
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* - darkturquoise * - darkturquoise
- `\dfrac{\darkturquoise{\partial}f}{\darkturquoise{\partial}x}` - `\dfrac{\darkturquoise{\partial}f}{\darkturquoise{\partial}x}`
- $\dfrac{\darkturquoise{\partial}f}{\darkturquoise{\partial}x}$ - $\dfrac{\darkturquoise{\partial}f}{\darkturquoise{\partial}x}$
* - onlylight
- `\onlylight{\LaTeX}`
- $\onlylight{\LaTeX}$
* - lightanddark
- `\lightanddark{\sum}_{n=1}^\infty`
- $\lightanddark{\sum}_{n=1}^\infty$
:::: ::::
13. For colours with hyphens we use need to use the class-based command `\class{named-colour}{...}. Replicate the code below: 13. For colours with hyphens we use need to use the class-based command `\class{named-colour}{...}. Try this using the format shown below:
```md ```md
$$ \class{hyphen-color}{\sum}_{n=1}^\infty a_n $$ $$ \class{hyphen-color}{\sum}_{n=1}^\infty a_n $$
``` ```
14. Test your understanding by creating a block equation where each term is a different colour! 14. Test your understanding by creating a block equation where each term is a different colour!
```{tip} ```{tip}
This is especially helpful for highlighting changes between equations or focusing attention on specific terms — great for teaching, too! This is especially helpful for highlighting changes between equations or focusing attention on specific terms!
``` ```
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