Br. Gabriel-Marie,
Here is how I do it in the .gabc file:
<v>\color{red}\grestar</v>()
<v>\color{red}Priest/Deacon:\color{black}</v>There(f)fore,(h)
There seems to be an issue if simply uses plain characters that the red
color goes beyond what you want. Hence the \color{black} in the second
example. If you are only coloring macros, then the change back to black
is not necessary.
-Br. Elijah.
On Nov 27, 2013 19:39, Brother Gabriel-Marie wrote:
> Hello, all.
>
> I want to set the document colour to black, but change certain things to
> red:
> Any * or "Ps.117" that appears in the text under the staves,
> The annotations
> The commentary.
>
> Now, I figured out the commentary:
> \commentary{{\color{red}\small \emph{myCommentary}}}
>
> And I got the second annotation:
> \setsecondannotation{\fontsize{10}{10}\sc{\color{red}#ann2#}}%
>
> But the first annotation colours the entire document:
> \setfirstannotation{\fontsize{10}{10}#ann1#}%
>
> And I don't know what on earth to do to colour the text parts. Can I do that
> in .gabc?
>
> - Brother Gabriel-Marie
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