color standard web site
thank you a lot for you answer.
But Why exect 216 colors.
thank you again.
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[This message has been edited by pop1 (edited 19 June 2000).]
thank you a lot for you answer.
But Why exect 216 colors.
thank you again.
[This message has been edited by pop1 (edited 19 June 2000).]
[This message has been edited by pop1 (edited 19 June 2000).]
pop1 posted this at 10:39 — 19th June 2000.
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what's the colors number standar in the web site .
tanks a lot
Justin S posted this at 13:38 — 19th June 2000.
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Hmm. I don't think I get your question, but I think the standard background color for websites is white (#FFFFFF).
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Bimjo posted this at 14:56 — 19th June 2000.
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I think you're asking how many web-safe colors there are? There are 216 "web-safe" colors and you can find them here.
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Bimjo posted this at 18:42 — 19th June 2000.
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I believe it's because the different operating systems don't all recognize the entire 256 color gif palette.
The page I referenced explains it better I think.
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pop1 posted this at 10:02 — 21st June 2000.
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thank you a lot for your time.
doren posted this at 20:07 — 29th June 2000.
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The 216 colors are the colors that the Mac and Windows 8bit (256 color) systems share.
In other words Mac has an 8bit system with 256 colors that is different from the 256 color Windows palette. However they do share 216 colors.
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