Hey, sorry I missed this thread before. The LED's are common Anode, meaning one positive and then a separate negative leads. So that means that the red, blue, and green wires get connected to negative, while the white wire get's connected to the voltage source. Different combinations of connecting the negative leads will give you different colors.
White to positive- REd to negative = Red
White to positive- Green to negative = Green
White to positive- Blue to negative = Blue
White to positive- REd/Green/Blue to negative = White
White to positive- REd/Blue to negative = Pink
etc etc
Let me know if that helps. You do not need resistors as they are already on board. Let me know if you are trying to use this with a controller board and I can help depending on which one it is, the all use different methods of controlling lights.