Letterboxr@aol.com writes:
> if you really want to match the colors I've used for many of the
> other webpages, they are STEELBLUE and WHEAT. I don't
> remember what these translate to in hexidecimal ...
I don't know what hexidecimal is, but I CAN translate it to
Crayola! That's Cornflower Blue... my fav!
Thank you, Mitch... here's my dilemma (today's dilemma, anyway)...
I don't "do" html yet ... I am using AOLPress, which is one of those
programs that does the html stuff for you if you keep it rudimentary,
I guess. I CAN change the colors ~ there are a set number of standard
colors, and then you can choose custom colors by entering numbers
for color, hue, etc. Right now the background is set for:
Hue:27; Sat:154; Lum:185; Red:234; Green:209; Blue:159 ~ and
the "code" I get for these settings is: #ead19f
Since my previous settings were hard to read, I changed the color
of the text and raised the Luminosity(?)# of the background color a bit.
Hope that makes it better.
Tables? Well, I could prob'ly do that...
Copy the source file? If I select on a page and copy, I just get the
text... What that procedure if it's not too complicated?
Should I add a link that goes back to the main LbNA page?
If this is too much bother, I think it is ok as it is.... yes?
Thanks!
Deborah