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=== Making hex digits into colors === | === Making hex digits into colors === | ||
There are 256 levels of luminosity for each color (0-255). The code for Black is #000000 -- none of any of the colors, so black. The code for White is #FFFFFF, 255 for each of red, green, & blue. Halfway from 0-255 is 128 -- #80, as you might expect, so it means to show gray. For the other colors, check out that link above, see what colors match with which codes, and if you keep doing that for various colors, you'll get the hang of it. | There are 256 levels of luminosity for each color (0-255). The code for Black is #000000 -- none of any of the colors, so black. The code for White is #FFFFFF, 255 for each of red, green, & blue. Halfway from 0-255 is 128 -- #80, as you might expect, so it means to show gray. For the other colors, check out that link above, see what colors match with which codes, and if you keep doing that for various colors, you'll get the hang of it. | ||
=== Internet colors reference Web site === | |||
For an excellent dissection and assistance in determining the codes to use, see [https://htmlcolorcodes.com https://htmlcolorcodes.com]. There are various sections of this site can can use depending I your particular needs. For a good list of colors and names for them, see [https://htmlcolorcodes.com/color-names https://htmlcolorcodes.com/color-names]. | |||