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Borrowing your thread:


#99FFCC
#99FF99
#99FFFF
#CC99FF
#FF00FF
#FF33FF
#00FFFF
#33FF00
#CC33FF
#FF9999
#3366FF
#00FF99
#9900FF
#0033FF
#33FFFF
#33FFCC
#FF3399
#FF00FF
#FF0066
#66FF00
#FF6600
#00CC99
#99CCFF
#99CCCC
#33FF66
#0099CC
#FFFFFF
#CCFFFF
#FF6633
#FF0033
#FFCCFF

What you doing becky?

She's telling you how to use colour

ohhhh right got it

I have an HTML book that lists all of the different web-friendly color combinations there are.

Web-friendly? Does it also list the web-enemy ones? :P

It's just simple hexadecimal codes, #RRGGBB you use number or letters 0-9 A-F to represent the ammount of colour you want

#FF0000

#00FF00

#0000FF

If I remember the first letter controls the brightness of the colour and the second controls the saturation (strength of colour)

No. Apparantly, the web-friendly ones have numbers that come in pairs and can only be 0, 3, 6, 9, c, and f. For example, #33cc66 would be web-friendly, but #123456 would not be.

I didn't know that. I knew about the RGB hexadecimal codes, though.

Well let's see

#FD3812

#B6F6A1

#1583F6

As for the brightness and saturation

#FF0000
#F00000
#8F0000

I guess it looks OK as letters and numbers, but in backgrounds it's supposed to look like different colors running together.