August 13, 2009

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Now, even when using RGB color slider tools, whipping up your own custom hexadecimal colors can be a tedious and mind boggling task. When you only have various saturations of red, green and blue to work with, it's not readily apparent how to make various other colors and tones, like orange, for example.Hence, once again for your convenience, here's a user-friendly HSB color slider that will allow you to quickly and easily cook up your own hexadecimal color codes. These color codes can be used to define colors in HTML, CSS and/or Javascript which, of course, includes the HTML font element.
Default Text ColorAnd finally, you can set the default text color on your web page in the absence of any other font color code declaration. You do this by using the text attribute in the tag. You can use named colors or hexadecimal color codes. Example:
However if you want a much wider range of colors to choose from, color values can also be represented using hexadecimal color codes (which must be preceded by a hash mark '#') which allows you to choose from among potentially 16 million color definitions as opposed to just 140. The hexadecimal color code is basically just a six-digit code using any number from 0 to 9 or any letter from A through F (case insensitive). The code applies the RGB (red, green, blue) color system where the first two digits control red, the second two digits control green and the last two digits control blue. As a basic example, #ff0000 = bright red, #00ff00 = bright green, and #0000ff = bright blue.

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