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Using CSS and RGB colors....
- Thread starter TheFrag
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If you're really using Firebird, try updating to Firefox (0.8). I haven't tested inline CSS, but linked works fine right down to RGB colors 
JigPu
JigPu
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I just threw it in a quick page, and while it worked, it didn't work correctly.
The image below has two DIVs of different color specified with a linked sheet (I was already using the page for something), and I added in the bgColor inline. I took out the link to the stylesheet and the DIVs, and it didn't fix the problem either. Looks like FireFox has some issues with correct RGB color
JigPu
The image below has two DIVs of different color specified with a linked sheet (I was already using the page for something), and I added in the bgColor inline. I took out the link to the stylesheet and the DIVs, and it didn't fix the problem either. Looks like FireFox has some issues with correct RGB color
JigPu
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Open calculator, and make sure it's in Scientific mode. Type in the first RGB number. Change the mode from 'Dec' to 'Hex' (located top left, just below the result area). The number is automatically converted from decimal to hex.
Do this for the 2nd and 3rd numbers as well. Put the hex into one big string, and add a '#' before it. You've now got a hex color
EXAMPLE:
rgb(15, 164, 88)
15 -> 0F (note that calculator will only show "F". All color values are two hex digits long, so add in the assumed zero)
164 -> A4
88 -> 58
Hex color: #0FA458
JigPu
Do this for the 2nd and 3rd numbers as well. Put the hex into one big string, and add a '#' before it. You've now got a hex color
EXAMPLE:
rgb(15, 164, 88)
15 -> 0F (note that calculator will only show "F". All color values are two hex digits long, so add in the assumed zero)
164 -> A4
88 -> 58
Hex color: #0FA458
JigPu
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I've found that mozilla based browsers seem to handle CSS just fine when it's done properly, but that IE handles it well even when you've made mistakes in the coding.
Don't know if that's the case here or not, but I was very confused when I started doing this:
<img src="image.jpg" style="position=absolute;left=45;top=345"> and it worked fine in IE, but wouldn't work in firebird/netscape/mozilla, because i used an = instead of a :.
I've never tried using the RGB(r,g,b) before, but check your syntax to make sure it's 100% correct, by W3C standards. That may be the whole problem.
Don't know if that's the case here or not, but I was very confused when I started doing this:
<img src="image.jpg" style="position=absolute;left=45;top=345"> and it worked fine in IE, but wouldn't work in firebird/netscape/mozilla, because i used an = instead of a :.
I've never tried using the RGB(r,g,b) before, but check your syntax to make sure it's 100% correct, by W3C standards. That may be the whole problem.
