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Copper Blogging: Easier picking of background and text colors

      Choosing background color and text, i.e. foreground, colors is sometimes difficult when working with copper.net®'s blogging interface. I've found the image editor is not sensitive to the placement of the computer pointer. Usually, the pointer is over a blue color but is registering as green, black, or whatever was the previous color. So, in practice, there are less color choices than in design.
   The work area in the image editor seems to work as designed. If I enter #FFFF00, expecting a bright yellow color, then ,yes, I'll get the expected bright yellow. But, how do we know the color number associated with, say, a bright yellow? The #FFFF00 is called the hex color code. The only way I would know #FFFF00 represents bright yellow is if a computer program or application could run, then display the hex code for me.
        That's exactly what the program ColorPix® does. By placing a pointer over an interesting color, bright yellow, Colorpix®, automatically, displays the hex color code of that color, #FFFF00. I can, then, manually enter the code into copper®'s 'color picker'. I'm not saying the copper® color picker doesn't work, just that it is insensitve and therefore requires, at times, a manual entry of a hex color code. ColorPix®, or any other type of hex color code generator, can display the hex color code for entry into the color picker. ColorPix® is not the only one of this kind. Googling 'hex color code generator' will bring up a varied list of alternative ways and programs to find the hex color code of a color.

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http://www.colorschemer.com/colorpix_info.php

                                                 http://www.techsalsa.com/get-color-details-for-any-color-on-screen/

Posted: Saturday, August 14, 2010 with 12 comment(s).

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Tags: ColorPix®, colors, text, background,

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