196,196,196 html code

196,196,196 html code

It’s not HTML you’re after really. It’s the 16 bit (0-‌255) red, green, blue values which can produce 256³—or 16,777,216—colors via CSS. Zero is off, 255 is all the way on. So black is 0, 0, 0 and white is 255, 255, 255.

To use these in HTML, you need to use CSS. Inline example: <b style=“color:rgb(100,150,100)”>a nice green</b>.

We leave it as an assignment to reader to determine the color 196, 196, 196 will produce.

Since we’re on it, here is a command line Perl utitity to turn the rgb into hex.

perl -e 'printf "rgb(%x,%x,%x)\n", @ARGV' [red] [green] [blue]

Use it like so:

perl -e 'printf "#%x%x%x\n", @ARGV' 50 255 80
#32ff50

See also: lavenderblush colors rgb.

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18 September 2006 · Internet & computing

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