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Websafe colours??
I've been setting up pages for what will be quite a huge site, using the background colour of #ffffeb. Basically, it's a light lemon yellow.
But I don't understand the issue of websafe colours - if most users have high colour settings on their PC [16-24 bit], then surely I'll be safe - yes?
Or else it'll all be rendered into a hideous bright and tasteless custard yellow?
Hmm...
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Nov 21st, 2002, 12:27 PM #1Senior Member
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Nov 21st, 2002, 01:57 PM #2Senior Member
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I really don't worry about it anymore, if someone complains I usually say "make sure you have up to date drivers for your video card" LOL yup, I'm lazy.
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IIRC the idea is it's the same across browsers, not just supported by every user.
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