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One way to specify web colors is to specify them by name.You just type the color name. The CSS color names are case-insensitive. There are only 17 predefined colors in CSS.[Collin]
Another way is to use Hexidecimal Codes.Each set of two digits of the hex code represent the red, green and blue component of the color. You must always start a hex code with a "#"Autumn
You can specify color in red, green, and blue values.Begin with "rgb" (red, green, blue).Then specify the percentages for red, green, and blue within ( ).Don't forget to put a % after each one.Ethan
Hexidecimal codes:You start the code with a # and each set of digits represents the red, green and blue colors.Gracie
naming= can get a few colors (17) but they are very general{travis}
One way to specify web colors is to specify them by name.
ReplyDeleteYou just type the color name. The CSS color names are case-insensitive. There are only 17 predefined colors in CSS.
[Collin]
Another way is to use Hexidecimal Codes.
ReplyDeleteEach set of two digits of the hex code represent the red, green and blue component of the color. You must always start a hex code with a "#"
Autumn
You can specify color in red, green, and blue values.
ReplyDeleteBegin with "rgb" (red, green, blue).
Then specify the percentages for red, green, and blue within ( ).
Don't forget to put a % after each one.
Ethan
Hexidecimal codes:
ReplyDeleteYou start the code with a # and each set of digits represents the red, green and blue colors.
Gracie
naming= can get a few colors (17) but they are very general
ReplyDelete{travis}