Topic: Reference Thread for Different Colors | Multiple Shades | (Read 358 times)
NEW TOOL FOR COLORING YOUR TEXT!
This tool can help you when you need to color your long paragraphs.
The advantage is: You can generate different shades in single line multiple line with the background tone.
Finding it more easier than previously shared tools.
Text Color Fader
This tool can help you when you need to color your long paragraphs.
The advantage is: You can generate different shades in single line multiple line with the background tone.
Finding it more easier than previously shared tools.
Text Color Fader
Automatic stuff is always great unless you have to try things manually and understanding the basics behind the scene! So my way will go for those who wants to understand the basics. 
The hex code that is generated above are just different shade of a particular hue that can also be used for creating signature designs in bbcode format. And yes, having the capacity to understand the basic can really push the creativity of a person but then it might take a lot of your time if you're going to manually insert those codes om every letter LOL.Note that the hex color code can also be used for generating glow (background) of a text. I've used it when I posted my entry in Roobet Art Contest.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54905481
JAWHEAD999
Just a heads up to OP. You can also easily copy and paste the gradient color of bbcodes that is automatically generated by these website. [1] https://www.stuffbydavid.com/textcolorizer with a lot of ease. It'll also enable user to modify their text whether they want it to be bold, italic or even adjust their size. Note that some of the fonts available on that website are unable to be used for bitcointalk.Maus0728
Code:
[b][size=4][color=#3029FF]M[/color][color=#2C3BFF]a[/color][color=#294EFF]u[/color][color=#2561FF]s[/color][color=#2274FF]0[/color][color=#1E87FF]7[/color][color=#1B9AFF]2[/color][color=#17ADFF]8[/color][/size][/b]
Interesting tool.
I will quote your message in the original post for greater visibility.
Automatic stuff is always great unless you have to try things manually and understanding the basics behind the scene! So my way will go for those who wants to understand the basics.
Thanks for good share.
JAWHEAD999
Just a heads up to OP. You can also easily copy and paste the gradient color of bbcodes that is automatically generated by these website. [1] https://www.stuffbydavid.com/textcolorizer with a lot of ease. It'll also enable user to modify their text whether they want it to be bold, italic or even adjust their size. Note that some of the fonts available on that website are unable to be used for bitcointalk.Maus0728
Code:
[b][size=4][color=#3029FF]M[/color][color=#2C3BFF]a[/color][color=#294EFF]u[/color][color=#2561FF]s[/color][color=#2274FF]0[/color][color=#1E87FF]7[/color][color=#1B9AFF]2[/color][color=#17ADFF]8[/color][/size][/b]
"MORE COLORS & SHADES TO BE ADDED"
I don't want to be mean, but you should do something more useful than adding more entries. What would be the use of having "nice name" for all 65535 colors we usually have on the computers?! And how big you expect the post will get?!From my opinion the only real good thing of this thread is that people could post links to websites giving proper hex codes for the colors they choose. I prefer this post.
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Thanks a lot for your work! Really useful post, I also added it to my favorites (doesn't happen often
)I don't know how much time I have invested in editing posts during my Bitcointalk career just because it was not clear what the color looks like. So I tried different colors far too often until I found the right one
Add a BBCode for your colors so that if someone want to use it they can easily know which BBCode to use. With your table, it is a challenge to find color codes to reproduce it for my tables. I guess your purpose when creating the thread is provide an easy tool with available color codes for visitors and if it is you have not build it up well enough.
One more point, I don't think the color name is necessary, just show the color, and if people like it they will pick it (its code) to use. It saves more space for your table as well.
In case you want to allocate each row in the table for a wide range of an initial color, example: green, dark green, lightgreen, limegreen, whatever, you can do it with the second table I gave you.
Cheers.
One more point, I don't think the color name is necessary, just show the color, and if people like it they will pick it (its code) to use. It saves more space for your table as well.
In case you want to allocate each row in the table for a wide range of an initial color, example: green, dark green, lightgreen, limegreen, whatever, you can do it with the second table I gave you.
Cheers.
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Alternatively for hex color code sites. Perhaps you can try this one also : https://www.color-hex.com/
 Steps : 1. Choose color that you like, then click choose button 2. Click get info. Color-hex code will appear.
I'm also a friend of Hex colours because it's easier to differentiate when you need very similar colors like I've used here: List of useful Bitcoin block explorers
Here is my favorite site, colors can be chosen and differentiated very quickly: https://htmlcolorcodes.com/  But sometimes it's faster to use BBCode, for example when you just need two colors (green / red) or similar. Nice list.
Wow!
I'm truly astonished at the detailing this takes; I've never designed Sign or anything and have never really taken am interest in these details; but I was skimming through the section and submitted upon this. Good job! The site can help to customize colors and get whatever you want, with color code too. So I don't think your thread is needed. Sorry. The site is not secure, it's better to use https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asphttp://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ Using Hex code might be better than color name, since we can pick what color whatever we want it. Just replacing color name with hex code Code: [color=hex code] your text [/color] Example : JAWHEAD999 Code: [color=#000000]J[/color][color=#0d1a00]A[/color][color=#1a3300]W[/color][color=#264d00]H[/color][color=#336600]E[/color][color=#408000]A[/color][color=#4d9900]D[/color][color=#59b300]9[/color][color=#66cc00]9[/color][color=#73e600]9[/color] Yes, Hex code is also good idea. But considering not everyone knows it or finds difficult to input it for speedy work, adding simple name could make miracles too. The site can help to customize colors and get whatever you want, with color code too. So I don't think your thread is needed. Sorry. The site is not secure, it's better to use https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asphttp://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ Using Hex code might be better than color name, since we can pick what color whatever we want it. Just replacing color name with hex code Code: [color=hex code] your text [/color] Example : JAWHEAD999 Code: [color=#000000]J[/color][color=#0d1a00]A[/color][color=#1a3300]W[/color][color=#264d00]H[/color][color=#336600]E[/color][color=#408000]A[/color][color=#4d9900]D[/color][color=#59b300]9[/color][color=#66cc00]9[/color][color=#73e600]9[/color] No. Meta is for things are related to forum issues. You can move it to Beginners & Help or Off- topic. The first is accepted by moderators too. The site can help to customize colors and get whatever you want, with color code too. So I don't think your thread is needed. Sorry. http://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ Great we are on the new section now. Hope our fellows will find it helpful. Thanks mate! Edit: Yes of course we have many options to choose from. But note that not all of them works on this forum. I have tested some shades, they will just not show up. I have sorted out the one's which are working fine here. In addition to this, it helped me make complex table which I am recently trying to excel in.
No. Meta is for things are related to forum issues. You can move it to Beginners & Help or Off- topic. The first is accepted by moderators too.
The site can help to customize colors and get whatever you want, with color code too. So I don't think your thread is needed. Sorry. http://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ REFERENCE THREAD FOR THE COLORS BBCODE for Color : [color=input your color name] your text here [/color] Well, ideology behind this thread is to quick guide through different colors and their shades that can be used in the Forum. Since our forum has given limited option under "Change Color" menu, I believe one can explore various outcomes as stated in this guide. This is simple BBCODE with variants and one can easily find them online but I took some hard time to create the complex BBC table (lolz) and have represented these codes down below. Applications : In general it will be helpful to everyone. On the other hand it could be quick learning guide for the Signature Creators who are new in the field.
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