Which CSS property is used to change the text color of an element?

Explanation

In CSS, the 'color' property is the standard property used to set the foreground color of an element's text content. 'font-color' and 'text-color' are common misconceptions but are not valid CSS properties. 'background-color' sets the color behind the content, not the text itself.

Key points

The 'color' property affects text and border colors.
CSS property names are case-insensitive but lowercase is standard.
Invalid property names are ignored by the browser.

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