I have a function being passed hex color values, however I need them a bit darken than what they actually are (think #eaeaea instead of #ffffff). So I guess my question is this, can this be done with JS?
I was thinking I could just convert the hex to RGB somehow and then add ཐ' or whatever onto each value so long as its not greater than 235. Or SOMETHING along those lines.
Will this work, and if so does anyone know of a good script to start with for RGB conversion?
I want to 'style' all links on my site with a variable for random colors. I got the variable for the random colors up and running but i can't figure out how to implement the variable to the css.
Explain why when the lines of code that are commented out are reintroduced that this code breaks instead of resulting in each of the four circles being a different color?
There are two radio buttons, sometimes one will be disabled, other times the other will be disabled. I would like to make a script that: First: Changes the color of surrounding text of the disabled radio button to the color grey. Second: Checks the other radio button.
This was my plan: I would make a script that: First: Removes all the current classes and add the class "greyed_out" (or better: change only the color of) the parent element, all siblings and children of siblings (if any) of the radio button that is disabled at that time.Second: Sets the attribute "checked to the other radio button". I made a script, but when I set the bottom radio button to disabled the script doesn't work:
have been trying to rework this to call additional, independent sets of colors to cycle through (so it would loop thru a set of grays, a set of primary colors, etc). I would use perhaps a different function name in the HTML to call different sets of colors. If this is more complex than I think it is, I think 3 sets would be plenty. demo link of script in current state at bottom)
I have created a javascript script to select a color for the css theme. I have it working great for picking, but the problem is when I refesh it goes back to the default. why my cookies are not saving?
I have a script which uses a colorpicker in which the user can select a color, and in the preview section the color of one div is changed to this color value. This is done by a javascript function of the color picker. called setcolor. The code for this function is given below:
function setColor(color) { var inp = document.getElementById("pageSurround"); inp.style.backgroundColor = color; }
Now I want that the value 'color'(used above to set bg color for the element 'pageSurround') is passed to a form variable named 'in_backgroundColor'(the color picker is being invoked in a PHP Script) so that this value can be stored in the database. How should this be coded.
I have a div whose hover color is initially set through a CSS style sheet, but have found that if I change the background through a script, the hover is wiped out. Here's how I'm changing the colornode.style.backgroundColor = '#00FF00';Later on, I need to restore the normal color and have the hover still work. Is there any way to programatically reinstate the h
I have a form which contains FOUR text fields (e.g. TEXTFIELD1, TEXTFIELD2, TEXTFIELD3 & TEXTFIELD4). Each text field holds a HEX,DEC color value. ABOVE this form I have a table with TWO ROWS (ROW1 and ROW2). ROW1 should correspond with TEXTFIELD1, so that when the VALUE in TEXTFEILD1 is changed the background color of ROW1 will change to match the HEX,DEC VALUE entered in TEXTFIELD1. The same would happen with TEXTFIELD2 and ROW2. TEXTFIELD3 should be used to change the color of the TEXT inside ROW1 and TEXTFIELD4 should change the color of the TEXT in ROW2. I also wanted to know if it would be possible to achieve this without clicking any button.
------------------------------------------------------------------ | ROW1 | TEXT IN ROW 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ROW2 | TEXT IN ROW 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------
TEXTFIELD1 <----HEXDEC VALUE GOES HERE to change color of ROW1---->[code]....
I am using superfish menu on the site below. http:[url]...when I go through the sub menus. parent menu item's "a color" turns into white again but not background color. then nothing is seen. I want it to stay as first hover condition (white bg and black text) when I walking through sub menus. I cannot override it.
Is there code to just underline linked text to a certain color (red) but doesn't change the text color (it was white & when hovered over, it still stays white with a red underline)?
l need to apply a hover css on a radio button. Currently the background color only draws a box around the radio button but does not the actual radio color. l dont mind if there is no css even javascript will do
I want to make the date at the top right darker blue. But when I do that, all the light blue text next to the pictures also changes.
How can I control the color of the result of document.write output without changing the forground color of the entire page? Note my document write includes variables, so I was hesitant to imbed an html command in the document.write.
I have installed Superfish menu module with Joomla ..Customization work more less fine ...I still have tenious problem like :
- How to have the main menu with the active color, when one of the sub-menu has been actived ?
- How to change the inactive color of the sub-menu without changing the inactive colro of the principal menu ...I did not found any information on the web ..
My form allows the user to assign colors to different fields that are then used in a java piechart/barchart applet as the colors of the different pie sections/bars. It can be tedious assigning colors even with my color pic tool especially as the number of different colors increases. The application is data driven so it may end up requiring any number of colors up to about 100. Of course you want the colors to be as different as possible.
It would be nice to have an "Auto" button to click that will then fill out all the color fields with a properly generated set of colors - that is colors that are as different from each other as possible. Random colors won't do as you might end up with very similar colors. Is such a program possible?
I been racking my brain for about an hour now, and cant seem to work this one out. I need to in javascript, get the HEX value (#FFFFFF) of a div's background color. style.backgroundColor doesnt seem to work. ut it seems to be different in every browser, and i cant seem to make it work. (it must work in IE, FF, Chrome, Safari) I have tried using a couple of examples, but nothing seems to work...
having a small bit of trouble with some javascript trying to change the background color of a div. The div is id=break and the function to change it is:
function changeBG(){ document.break.background-color = 'ffffff#'}
However that does not work, no colour changes. There is no obvious errors that I can see. Have I misundertsood?
I have made a javascript color picker that is different than one that I have seen before. I like it better (thats why I made it), it has a photoshop feel to it. The color picker is pretty easy to add to any page, but may not be for beginners. I have it posted on my blog where I try to post useful code snuppets and classes. I put it there because it does use external files and can not be demonstrated in this post. Attached is an image of the color picker.
I'm making my own color picker which unfortunately isnt working to well in IE. It works fine in Firefox and Opera. However with IE none of the Colors get displayed they show up empty, im not sure on why Ive tried making sure there padding, a margin width set etc none of which even worked....
