Here is a little code that shows the "web-safe" colors and their
"opposites" using the algorithm I described in the previous message:
");
print("\n");
print("Color\n");
print("Color swatch\n");
print("'Opposite' swatch\n");
print("'Opposite' color\n"
On 16 Apr 2005 Ryan A wrote:
> eg: if they pick white I need the heading to be black and vice
> versa...any way to do this?
Well it depends what you mean by "opposite", but as a starting approach
I would try simply complementing the bits in the RGB value:
$opposite_color = $original_co
Hey,
On our profiles page we are allowing the person to pick their own font color
and background image,
the font color is picked by a DHTML popup and displays "swatches" of color,
when the user picks the color she wants
its html RRGGBB value is automatically inserted...
Heres the problemthe pr
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