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From the red, green, blue (aka rgb) point of view, gray is composed of equal inputs from each. There are many lightnesses of it.
Any flavor of gray is on the grayscale.
Gray is not a color.
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One point of view about color imagines a “color wheel”. The wheel is divided into thirds, one for each of the primary colors red, yellow, and blue. Between the primaries are mixes:
An analogous color set is one that occupies no more than one continuous third of the color wheel. Therefore, pink to orange or purple to teal might be examples of analogous color sets.
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Beaird, Jason. The Principles of Beautiful Web Design. SitePoint Pty Ltd, 2010.
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Today I tried using the <blink> tag in both Chrome and Edge; for me, it worked in neither.
I don’t believe I ever used the blink effect in a published page, but I still wonder why it’s deprecated. If people didn’t like it, then surely they could have simply avoided using it?
Nowadays, blink is achieved by animation. It’s a rare case when accomplishing a specific effect has become more involved, rather than easier, as time has passed.
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Examples: two-thirds text, then one third image; two-thirds one color, then one different, etc.
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Beaird, Jason. The Principles of Beautiful Web Design. SitePoint Pty. Ltd., 2010.
Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.
From my research, here is what ebony and ivory look like together:
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Let’s imagine you aren’t satisfied, for whatever reason, with regular quotation marks. For example, instead of
“I love pink jeans!”
you want to print
♣I love pink jeans!♣
Well, you can set the quotes to the club icon by enclosing the text in a q element, then applying the quotes style:
<q style=”quotes:’\2663′ ‘\2663′”>text in quotes</q>
Then, you can achieve the quotation marks you’ve really wanted all along:
I love pink jeans!
Nifty, eh?
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Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.
I’ve always thought ochre meant red; apparently, I thought wrong. It turns out that ochre is an orange color, leaning brown and yellow rather than red:
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In my post from a couple of days ago I mention the color ivory – that it’s made of 100% (of possible) red and green, but only 94% blue.
What about 100% red, 94% green, and 100% blue? Here it is as a background:
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