How to apply WebApp tags to CSS layout code

Does anyone know how the system render tag code so that tag_fields can be applied to CSS. i.e. we want to use a tag_field to apply colour to color:{tag_color}
The system keeps stripping out the code color:{tag_color}
Does anyone know if it is indeed possible to do this?

Thanks Liam. For colours I was using the most basic of defaults which also acted as labels in the WebApp so 'white', 'yellow' and 'green'. Field type is radio button called 'status'. I tried numerous things:
1. Inline override: <tr class="trcontent" style="color:{tag_status};">
2. DIV wrapped: <tr class="trcontent"><div style="color:{tag_status};">
3. Defined in the stylesheet: <tr class="trcontent">
.trcontent {color:{tag_status};}
In cases 1 and 2, BC strips out the style code which seems odd it would do that, although I can't see that it is greatly different from yours.
In 3 the code is unresponsive for obvious reasons (double curly brackets).
I will try your example above which is a great idea - thanks for sharing.

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