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HTML - Picking Colours
Hey guys what is the best site out there where I can pick a colour and then it shows me what the best colours go with it.
Many Thanks Similar Tutorialsi recall many years ago running into an issue where only specific colours would display properly on web pages unless you used those colours in an image. meaning if you did like bgcolor="#456789" it would not render properly but if you made a .gif image with the background colour of the image be #456789 then it would show the proper colour. im wondering, is this still the case? I have designed a webpage in dreamweaver and had been using the screen on my MBP. When I plugged in an external monitor I noticed that the website is a different colour. I did two screen shots to show the same website on each monitor.... Here is how the colours look on my MBP Here is how the colours look on my external monitor What is the best way to make sure your website always looks the same colour? I don't really like the second colours but like the first. Many thanks, Jim Hi Folks I have a website with many linked pages. When I create a new one I write the text in a Word file then ensure I cut and paste all the relevant HTML tagging. However, recently the background colour doesn't show up! The colour tag is the same as other pages where it DOES show up! I did paste the text into Notepad from Word and then into my Seamonkey composer page but the effect is still the same- absence of background colour. Can anyone shed any light on this mystery, please? Many thanks! Richard. Hello all, Can anyone tell me how I can change the block colour of the background to a more opaque effect? Many thanks Phil check out this! they said you couldnt, but i have! visit www.jaicpromotions.co.uk and you'll see!!! then view source! Jai insert this in the <head> section in your code, but make sure that each <iframe> has a new *.htm page as its base location, then again on each of those pages, insert this script into the <head> section again!! sorted!!!! no more unsightly grey bars !!!!! Yipee !!!!!! <STYLE type="text/css"> BODY {scrollbar-3dlight-color:#F0FFFF; scrollbar-arrow-color:#FF8C00; scrollbar-base-color:#000000; scrollbar-track-color:#000000; scrollbar-darkshadow-color:#696969; scrollbar-face-color:#000000; scrollbar-highlight-color:#FF8C00; scrollbar-shadow-color:#FF8C00} </STYLE> I've seen it done, but probably not in html. Every time the page is reloaded, the background colour within certain areas of the page will change to one of a series of pre-set colours. Usually this is all background divs or table cells that have been earmarked for this colour change, but how on earth do you set that up in html? Any ideas? |
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