We've added a new feature today to help you stylize your text a little. Now you can define a color for your text while creating your PSD design.
When you define a '_text' layer in your Photoshop file for conversion to a text layer, psd2css Online generates some CSS to define your text for you. By default the text is made bright red - so you can find it in your page easily and customize it. But it's a pretty bright red and you probably want another color that you might already have in your PSD design.
So now while designing your page if you know what color you want that text to be you can tell psd2css Online to generate the correct CSS color attribute by using the '_#color' layer naming convention. When you use it, you don't actually put the letters 'color' in the layer name, instead you put the CSS color definition there instead. So for example, if you have defined some content text layer and you want the text to be black, you might name that layer 'content_text_#000000'. You can use the 3 character shortcut for color definition too - so a layer for perfectly blue text might be called 'info_text_#00F'.
Here is an example:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/color/index.html
Here is the PSD file used to make that example:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/color/color.psd
