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Help with Colors

tcnsc — 2012-02-25 23:28:53

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].

Help with Colors

Graham.Freeman — 2009-08-24 02:34:53

Revert to version 14 (Why remove a helpful+relevant link?).

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].

Help with Colors

Desodor7 — 2009-08-24 02:27:59

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"].

Help with Colors

JabberWokky — 2009-04-04 22:03:28

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Help with Colors

JasonAller — 2009-01-14 03:09:08

Revert to version 11 (link to wikipedia article is still good and helpful).

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].

Help with Colors

RomCD — 2009-01-13 22:34:09

(quick edit)

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"].

Help with Colors

BrentLaabs — 2007-03-30 00:28:58

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- The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the HTML style color tags. To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="color name">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the long-winded HTML-style color tags ({{{<bgcolor="red">}}}, etc.). To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="#XXXXXX">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an in-depth explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].
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- Some of these colors may appear dark on your screen, in which case you can drag your cursor over them and highlight the text to make the number more visible.	+ Some of these colors may appear dark on your screen, in which case you can drag your cursor over them and highlight the text to make the numbers more visible.

Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-26 23:29:51

this should be pretty complete

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- Many people do not understand the color numbers that we are using for inside the ["Help with Tables" tables]. This page should help with that. (Although I cannot complete it tonight)	+ Background colors can be useful for making ["Help with Tables" tables] stand out from the background. Since there are so many color options available, we have provided a table of color options that you may want to use as a quick reference.
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- Of course, for the darker colors, we should advise that you highlight the text with your mouse to see the text. Unless there's a way to change the color of the text?	+ The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, which but can also be given in normal English format ("gray" or "blue"), by using the HTML style color tags. To use them in a table, put the hexadecimal code {{{<#XXXXXX>}}} (where the X's are the six digits for your color) or the plain html code {{{<bgcolor="color name">}}} inside the cell you want to make that color. For more table formatting options, see ["Help with Tables"]. For an explanation of hexadecimal and web colors, you can consult [wiki:wikipedia:"Web Colors"].
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Help with Colors

BrentLaabs — 2007-03-25 01:55:38

adding the named colors

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	+ + === Named Colors === + \|\|<bgcolor="aqua"> aqua\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="black"> black\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="blue"> blue\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="fuchsia"> fuchsia\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="gray"> gray\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="green"> green\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="lime"> lime\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="maroon"> maroon\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="navy"> navy\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="olive"> olive\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="purple"> purple\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="red"> red\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="silver"> silver\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="teal"> teal\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="white"> white ''(default)''\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor="yellow"> yellow\|\|

Help with Colors

DavidPoole — 2007-03-24 17:24:11

(quick edit)

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Help with Colors

DavidPoole — 2007-03-24 17:21:19

Set table widths

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Help with Colors

PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-24 07:06:41

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	+ + The colors used in tables are the standard colors used in HTML. They are usually in hexadecimal format, but can also be given in normal english format ("gray" or "blue").

Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-24 05:05:51

charts done, gotta go for now

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	+ \|\|<#990000> 990000 \|\|<#990033> 990033 \|\|<#990066> 990066 \|\|<#990099> 990099 \|\|<#9900CC> 9900CC \|\|<#9900FF> 9900FF \|\| + \|\|<#993300> 993300 \|\|<#993333> 993333 \|\|<#993366> 993366 \|\|<#993399> 993399 \|\|<#9933CC> 9933CC \|\|<#9933FF> 9933FF \|\| + \|\|<#996600> 996600 \|\|<#996633> 996633 \|\|<#996666> 996666 \|\|<#996699> 996699 \|\|<#9966CC> 9966CC \|\|<#9966FF> 9966FF \|\| + \|\|<#999900> 999900 \|\|<#999933> 999933 \|\|<#999966> 999966 \|\|<#999999> 999999 \|\|<#9999CC> 9999CC \|\|<#9999FF> 9999FF \|\| + \|\|<#99CC00> 99CC00 \|\|<#99CC33> 99CC33 \|\|<#99CC66> 99CC66 \|\|<#99CC99> 99CC99 \|\|<#99CCCC> 99CCCC \|\|<#99CCFF> 99CCFF \|\| + \|\|<#99FF00> 99FF00 \|\|<#99FF33> 99FF33 \|\|<#99FF66> 99FF66 \|\|<#99FF99> 99FF99 \|\|<#99FFCC> 99FFCC \|\|<#99FFFF> 99FFFF \|\| + + \|\|<#CC0000> CC0000 \|\|<#CC0033> CC0033 \|\|<#CC0066> CC0066 \|\|<#CC0099> CC0099 \|\|<#CC00CC> CC00CC \|\|<#CC00FF> CC00FF \|\| + \|\|<#CC3300> CC3300 \|\|<#CC3333> CC3333 \|\|<#CC3366> CC3366 \|\|<#CC3399> CC3399 \|\|<#CC33CC> CC33CC \|\|<#CC33FF> CC33FF \|\| + \|\|<#CC6600> CC6600 \|\|<#CC6633> CC6633 \|\|<#CC6666> CC6666 \|\|<#CC6699> CC6699 \|\|<#CC66CC> CC66CC \|\|<#CC66FF> CC66FF \|\| + \|\|<#CC9900> CC9900 \|\|<#CC9933> CC9933 \|\|<#CC9966> CC9966 \|\|<#CC9999> CC9999 \|\|<#CC99CC> CC99CC \|\|<#CC99FF> CC99FF \|\| + \|\|<#CCCC00> CCCC00 \|\|<#CCCC33> CCCC33 \|\|<#CCCC66> CCCC66 \|\|<#CCCC99> CCCC99 \|\|<#CCCCCC> CCCCCC \|\|<#CCCCFF> CCCCFF \|\| + \|\|<#CCFF00> CCFF00 \|\|<#CCFF33> CCFF33 \|\|<#CCFF66> CCFF66 \|\|<#CCFF99> CCFF99 \|\|<#CCFFCC> CCFFCC \|\|<#CCFFFF> CCFFFF \|\| + + \|\|<#FF0000> FF0000 \|\|<#FF0033> FF0033 \|\|<#FF0066> FF0066 \|\|<#FF0099> FF0099 \|\|<#FF00CC> FF00CC \|\|<#FF00FF> FF00FF \|\| + \|\|<#FF3300> FF3300 \|\|<#FF3333> FF3333 \|\|<#FF3366> FF3366 \|\|<#FF3399> FF3399 \|\|<#FF33CC> FF33CC \|\|<#FF33FF> FF33FF \|\| + \|\|<#FF6600> FF6600 \|\|<#FF6633> FF6633 \|\|<#FF6666> FF6666 \|\|<#FF6699> FF6699 \|\|<#FF66CC> FF66CC \|\|<#FF66FF> FF66FF \|\| + \|\|<#FF9900> FF9900 \|\|<#FF9933> FF9933 \|\|<#FF9966> FF9966 \|\|<#FF9999> FF9999 \|\|<#FF99CC> FF99CC \|\|<#FF99FF> FF99FF \|\| + \|\|<#FFCC00> FFCC00 \|\|<#FFCC33> FFCC33 \|\|<#FFCC66> FFCC66 \|\|<#FFCC99> FFCC99 \|\|<#FFCCCC> FFCCCC \|\|<#FFCCFF> FFCCFF \|\| + \|\|<#FFFF00> FFFF00 \|\|<#FFFF33> FFFF33 \|\|<#FFFF66> FFFF66 \|\|<#FFFF99> FFFF99 \|\|<#FFFFCC> FFFFCC \|\|<#FFFFFF> FFFFFF \|\| +

Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-24 04:59:21

and another...

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Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-24 04:57:27

added another table...

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Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-24 04:53:54

missing F

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Help with Colors

KarlMogel — 2007-03-24 04:53:19

Should help new users learn how to use colors

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	+ Many people do not understand the color numbers that we are using for inside the ["Help with Tables" tables]. This page should help with that. (Although I cannot complete it tonight) + + I'm thinking, something along the lines of this, repeated several times for each color: + + Of course, for the darker colors, we should advise that you highlight the text with your mouse to see the text. Unless there's a way to change the color of the text? + + \|\|<#000000> 000000 \|\|<#000033> 000033 \|\|<#000066> 000066 \|\|<#000099> 000099 \|\|<#0000CC> 0000CC \|\|<#0000FF> 0000FF \|\| + \|\|<#003300> 003300 \|\|<#003333> 003333 \|\|<#003366> 003366 \|\|<#003399> 003399 \|\|<#0033CC> 0033CC \|\|<#0033FF> 0033FF \|\| + \|\|<#006600> 006600 \|\|<#006633> 006633 \|\|<#006666> 006666 \|\|<#006699> 006699 \|\|<#0066CC> 0066CC \|\|<#0066FF> 0066FF \|\| + \|\|<#009900> 009900 \|\|<#009933> 009933 \|\|<#009966> 009966 \|\|<#009999> 009999 \|\|<#0099CC> 0099CC \|\|<#0099FF> 0099FF \|\| + \|\|<#00CC00> 00CC00 \|\|<#00CC33> 00CC33 \|\|<#00CC66> 00CC66 \|\|<#00CC99> 00CC99 \|\|<#00CCCC> 00CCCC \|\|<#00CCFF> 00CCFF \|\| + \|\|<#00FF00> 00FF00 \|\|<#00FF33> 00FF33 \|\|<#00FF66> 00FF66 \|\|<#00FF99> 00FF99 \|\|<#00FFCC> 00FFCC \|\|<#00FFFF> 00FFF \|\| + + Pretty, huh?