STATIC LOV COLORS

I have created a select list in a report with
static LOV.
Does anyone know how to change the font
color of each option in the select list?
Example for options 1,2,3
something like this:
1 .... red
2 ... green
3 ... blue
Thanks

Thanks marife
for the good suggestion. It seems that the colour
pattern works absolutely fine but the problem is that
it creates another line for each option and
makes the select list a bit difficult difficult to read.
By the way i am using htmldb_item.select_list
and not an actual select list.
If you have any better suggestions let know
thanks,
Ody

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