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Posted by FluffyCat on 11/03/06 18:33
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:39:21 -0000, "Brian Cryer"
<brian.cryer@127.0.0.1.ntlworld.com> wrote:
>"richard" <don@john.son> wrote in message
>news:eieqb502fj6@news2.newsguy.com...
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>> "Larry" <Larry@MuseMixer.com> wrote in message
>> news:ep0lk2l3fqfvn684cln0gp2rrofl3pitva@4ax.com...
>>> I've just set up a new HTML HEX Color combinations chart on MuseMixer.
>>>
>>> http://www.musemixer.com/HTML-Colors/
>>>
>>> Whille I could find lots of nice HTML color charts, I couldn't find
>>> one that showed combinations.
>>
>> Just for kicks, years ago, I wrote a BASIC program that had a box within a
>> box and each box randomly changed colors.
>> Then I added other boxes to really make a show of colors.
>>
>> You could probably easily do the same thing with php or javascript.
>>
>> My mother thought that would be a good way to show which colors worked
>> well with other colors.
>>
>> Now if you really want to get fancy, have 2 menu boxes where the user
>> enters hex numbers.
>> Then show only the 2 hex colors side by side.
>
>I have something similar to this on the bottom of one of my pages -
>http://www.cryer.co.uk/resources/javascript/html2.htm#SelectingColourByColourNumber.
>This lets you enter two colours by hex and shows how foreground text in one
>colour sits on background text of another.
That's pretty neat. Just shows you how many ways there are to display
color data. Seemed like just a straightforward chart when I
originally thought of creating the page...
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