Originally posted by danq: How to make your writing in color
It's kind of like putting in a picture, it's a code that web browsers see.
You surround the text with a "begin-color" code, and an "end-color" code.
begin color code is this: <FONT COLOR="#0033ff"> (that one makes blue writing) end color code is this: </FONT>
Notice that the characters enclosing the code are different from the picture codes: it's "< >" instead of "[ ]"
There's actually a website that shows the codes for lots of colors, that's at http://home.i1.net/~dwolfe/hexmixer/ Use the *first* code in each pair on those pages (not the codes in parentheses) and remember the preceeding # sign and quotes around the code.
For the adventurous: explanation for the color codes The code consists of 3 parts, one for each of the color components: red, green, blue.
Each color can have a value of 0 through 255. But those values are expressed in 'hexadecimal' number format. That means each digit in the code can be 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,a,b,c,d,e, or f.
the code "#0033ff" means: red=00, green=33, blue=ff (255). That gives a nice blue color.
If you made that "#ff00ff", it would be: red=ff (255), green=00, blue=ff (255) which makes a kind of bright fuschia.
As someone discovered a while ago, you can combine this with the <font size=n> command to make big or small colored text, as in: <font size=5 color="#99ff00">Big Lyme green</font> which makes: Big Lyme green
Posted by trueblue (Member # 7348) on :
This color chart is very helpful too. http://reallybig.com/visibone/lab/index.shtml You just click on the color you want and it gives you the code.
Posted by Carol in PA (Member # 5338) on :
Testing testing
Alright guys, here is one using invisible ink: To read the message, click and drag over the x:
xThis writing is done in a white font, so it only shows up when you highlight it. Heh, unless it's on a gray background.
xOkay, here it is with light gray font.
Posted by Carol in PA (Member # 5338) on :
Click and drag over the x:
xThis writing is done in a white font, so it only shows up when you highlight it. Heh, unless it's on a gray background.
Posted by BJK (Member # 13251) on :
remember, some of us have trouble with colors vs black on white