Kyle T
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If I know the RGB value of a colour, how can I translate that into the format used on a HTML Page? ie "#FFFFFF"?
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50Calibre
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use a convertor like photoshop or perhaps an online one somewhere to convert it into hex (#FFFFFF)
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Kyle T
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Done it, you can do <body bgcolour-"rgb 255 255 255">
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Dan B
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Or you could just convert the decimal value to hex......easy, just remember, decimal is base-10, hex is base-16! 
Or, alternatively, cheat! 
[Edited on 08-06-2006 by Dan B]
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Ian
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That notation isn't in the standards Kyle so support for it could potentially be patchy. Colour should be spelt color also.
Converting the numbers is easy, get the decimal value for each part of R, G and B and convert each to hex. I you can't do this in your head like Dan then there's loads of software out there. Just search for hex code freeware.
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Dan B
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Or click on the link-word "cheat" in my post above! 
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Kyle T
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
That notation isn't in the standards Kyle so support for it could potentially be patchy. Colour should be spelt color also.
Converting the numbers is easy, get the decimal value for each part of R, G and B and convert each to hex. I you can't do this in your head like Dan then there's loads of software out there. Just search for hex code freeware.
ahh kk, ill translate it all n stop being lazy then
thanks all
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dave17
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Or just open it in Photoshop, click window > Info
Then hover over the colour you want, will show the # code on there
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Sam
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http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html
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