This, my fine friends is the perfect example of PHPs power my 905 byte PHP File, made this... http://www.sweeto.co.uk/Web Site Tutorial/HTML Colors.php 200kb Color Chart Every HTML Color combination known to man i tihnk Enjoy
hold on hold on... you mean you could have... #cd18ba and internet exporer would make it up ? it doesnt have to be #bbaacc i.e. 2 of the same, 2 of the same, 2 of the same ?? I didnt think They worked that way!
Yeah, it can be 6 different characters. Each number of each pair controls either "hue" or "tint" as I recall (I think that's the order, as well, but don't quote me.) However, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference between #996633 and #986633 or any other very similar combos. Once you get in to differences of 5 or so (#996633 versus #9433) you can start to notice it at a glance, but even then the difference really is too small to be practical. As an example, paste this code into a file and slowly change the color of the second cell by one unit in the second part of a pair (in #986633 you might try lowering the 8) until you can really see the line between the two without staring to hard. Read that again and it will make sense. Here's the code: PHP: <table border="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td width="100" bgcolor="#996633"> </td> <td width="100" bgcolor="#986633"> </td> </tr> </table> P.S. please forgive my choice of colors. I typed them in before I thought about what they would look like and was too lazy to change them.
i dont care about how small the change is i want all the colors ever the coding is simple, the browser tryign to recreate it all, is less simple