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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Basic Selectors Type Selectors

Kaycee Harris
Kaycee Harris
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Posted by Kaycee Harris
Kaycee Harris
935 Points

hexadecimal

Do you just search the web for different hexadecimal values?

3 Answers

Alexander D
Alexander D
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Alexander D
Alexander D
8,685 Points

I do not think it's the best choice, if you do not know what color to look for.

If you have Photoshop you should be able to find a value in the color picker tool. Otherwise look for sites that offer palettes. I used this one in the past:

https://flatuicolors.com/

Cheers!

Kaycee Harris
Kaycee Harris
935 Points
Kaycee Harris
Kaycee Harris
935 Points

Thank you so much for your help!!

Tobias Graefe
Tobias Graefe
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Tobias Graefe
Tobias Graefe
11,934 Points

It's just another way of using rgb colors. The hexadecimal numbers first two hex values represent red (#00.... = rgb(0,..,..) | #FF.... = rgb(255,..,..)) same rule for green (values 3 and 4) and blue (last two values). I hope it's understandable...