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I just added the very first item to the Webmaster Resource Center..
Nothing special, but have a look!
-Jim
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LOL, Jim, just what I wanted. And now that I've got it, what do I do with it?
Joan
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lol... haven't gotten to that part yet..
-Jim
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That is very cool!
Will the validator show the color? (when you get it up?)
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edited to say--duh, it's to validate CODE. lol
so what's the hex color code thing?
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ok...
hex > rgb
and
rgb > hex
converter...
What it does is this...
You have a color... like "White" the hex # is FFFFFF, or black, the hex number is #000000, if you need to convert to rgb (red,green,blue) the converter would do it for you...
It helps when you have a colors in one format, like a graphics program, and want to convert it to another for the web..
My graphics program shows all the colors in rgb, like the color rgb:26,95,200
so I have to convert the rgb:26,95,200 into hex to do this code...
<td bgcolor="#1A5FC8">stuff here </td>
or if I had the hex number, I could convert it the other way for this code in a style sheet...
.tdclass {background-color:rgb(26,95,200)}
Where are the graphics people like Tanya when I need them?
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Cool Jim! I love my little program RGB2HEX, I use it lots myself.
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Neat!
When I've needed a color name or number, I just scoot over to Serenity's site! Did you notice your traffic logs last week had just a wee bit more traffic than normal.
Thanks!
Edited to add: I see a future HTML validator in the works!!!!!!
(hehehehehe rubbing hands together gleefully!)
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My graphics program shows both. If I type it in hex, it autofills the RGB boxes. If I type RGB, it fills the hex box.