1st edition
Summary
Introduction
The
Color Code Structure
Color Table
Conclusion
A Web page is much better
in color! If you read the other tutorial on Web pages codes, you
learnt how to include color into different Web pages elements. It's
with the hexadecimal color code, formed by 6 characters, each going from
0 to F (0 to 9, then A to F) and making theorically 16,777,216 different
colors. This tutorial will teach you how is formed a color code and
how to make colors that you desire.
The color code is divided
into 3 sections, each formed by 2 characters: red, green, blue. The
meaning of each characters looks like that:
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It's also very simple to
get the 3 prime colors by giving the FF value to the section of the desired
color, then by giving the 00 value to other colors. Also we can easily
make black (no colors) and white (sum of all colors).
#FF0000 | Red |
#00FF00 | Green |
#0000FF | Blue |
#000000 | Black |
#FFFFFF | White |
Then, it's possible to blend
colors to make other colors. Here is some simple blends:
#FFFF00 | Yellow |
#FF9900 | Orange |
#FFCCFF | Pink |
#999999 | Gray |
#33CCFF | Light blue |
There is lots of other color
possibilities, you just have to refer to the following color table or to
make yourself your own blends.
You know now that placing color on a Web page is quite simple. However, if you need further help or more information, feel free to take a look at computers forums or to contact me. If you want, you can send me your comments by using this form.