using a different color palette

[ron dennis]

Hi:

I was trying to use a different color palette in my HTML document. This is because when I publish the web site the color scheme will look different on different computers. Is there a way to code the HTML document to use a predefind palette that my website will display rather than the end user's default brower palette.

Thank you,

Ron Dennis

 

[Kevin Spencer]

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Hi:

I was trying to use a different color palette in my HTML document. This

is because when I publish the web site the color scheme will look different
on different computers. Is there a way to code the HTML document to use a
predefind palette that my website will display rather than the end user's
default brower palette.

 

[Steve Easton]

Html pages don't use color palettes. They use colors defined in the body of
the html document, or defined in style sheets.

The only way to make sure your colors remain / display the same in all
browser types is to stick with what they call the
256 "web safe" colors.

hth


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Hi:

I was trying to use a different color palette in my HTML document. This

is because when I publish the web site the color scheme will look different
on different computers. Is there a way to code the HTML document to use a
predefind palette that my website will display rather than the end user's
default brower palette.