The font is defined using CSS notation; including color (note American 
spelling).
You would do this by having two FeatureType style rules - one for all 
the features
and one with a Filter based on param1 ... for that rule you will have a 
different text symbolizer using your desired colour.

It is easiest to do this kind of thing in uDig (where there is a text 
area to edit your SLD file), hack away on the file until you see what 
you want - and then export it out for GeoServer (or in this case your 
custom application).

Cheers,
Jody

> I was wondering if it's possible - and if so - how
> can I change the font color of an attribute of a feature.
>
> The feature has the following attributes:
> the_geom
> cityname
> param1
> param2
> param3
> param4
> param5
> param6
> citynamestatic
>
> I filter the feature out with a compareFilter -> FeatureCollection ->
> feature. And now I change the value of param1 and want also to change the
> color of the font. But only for this feautre, and not adding a layer or
> so...
> The initial definition of the Style is in a XML file.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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