I know that bootstrap has pre-established colors like "bg-primary", or "bg-danger". However, I wanted to work with colors like rgb(18, 151, 100), or #00FF00.
I tried doing this:
Some Random Text
and
Some Random Text
it did not work. Now, I know you can change using basic css, but is there a way to change it with bootstrap inline?
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I am building a simple python application without GUI, in which I wished to add some colors, which I was able to do with the help of some modules like termcolor, tqdm, simple_colors etc.. I also need a way to increase font size in the print statement whenever necessary. It would be good if someone also can tell me if there is a way to use different font styles at required positions rather than changing the font of the entire application.
I've been trying to figure this out for 2 days now, so I hope somebody can help.
I need to load in svg files that have multiple values of gray within them and tint them with colors. So for example, say the svg file is an image of a rock and has 4 values of gray. I need to be able to display the rock as red and keep the differences between values in the different child shapes. In other words, I would like it to work just like PImage.tint().
I see there are tint() and setTint() methods to PShape but I can't seem to get them to work. I also though about recursing through the child shapes and reading each color individually and recoloring appropriately, but I couldn't even figure out how to read the color out in a way I understand.
Help, anyone?
If you have it as an <img> you can use the CSS filter property with hue-rotate https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/filter-function/hue-rotate
Or you add the svg directly to the html and add classes to your elements. Then you could change the colors in your script.
If this is a flat colour then you could use the alpha value in RGB colour value. See 'color transparency' in the following link: https://processing.org/tutorials/color/
The fill value is fill(red, green, blue, transparency)
I hope this helps. If you want to share code and have a reason for using PImage I'd be happy to have a look.
I'm trying to make an header in Photoshop but I want the image I use to only have two base colors.
Just like:
How do I make this happen? And is it possible to just adjust one layer?
Basics is use hue/saturation in Image>Adjustment>hue/saturation tick the colorise in the bottom and enjoy colouring
I am traying to prepare own dynamicly generated FeedCount for my own subscription service. I think this will be a good idea to support convention for setting colors via URL which is well known from FeedBurner,
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~fc/Ekundelekpl?bg=99CCFF&fg=000000&anim=0
this URLs produce such image.
fg is means a text color, bg means here a dark blue color. However light blue (ccffff) is here generated according to some rule.
Is this a some kind popular convert color convention, which is well known in webdeveloper/designers world?
I checked few other pairs of color, but I count figure out what the rule is. I don't want to hardcode all colors supported by FeedBurner.
[EDIT]
There is 216 available colors. Here is twelve pairs which I have extracted:
000000,7e7e7e
000033,8a8a8a
000066,909090
000099,9999CC
0000CC,9999FF
0000FF,9999FF
006600,909090
006633,99CC99
006666,A2A2A2
006699,99CCCC
0066CC,99CCFF
0066FF,99CCFF
I did it in another way.
I decided to use feedburner as template. I download proper image and override parts which interest me.
https://github.com/noisy/eGazeciarzFeedCount
Is there any program that can convert a file into an animated gif by taking the bytes (whatever I see on an editor is seen) and producing them on frames? Im trying to change a large script I wrote into an image so that if I run it, it looks like as if the code is scrolling. I would use photoshop, if I knew how to use it. Even then, the code is really big, so I dont want to be doing it frame by frame.
Whatever you see on the editor screen is ... a screenfull, so why not a screen capture program like http://www.faststone.org/FSCaptureDetail.htm
However, I suspect that you want to convert the entire file to a gif, since you talk of scrolling. Is that so?
If so, be aware that animated GIFs are limited to 8 frames, so you might want to convert to another movie format.
You could, for instance, Google for "text to MPEG". If nothing does it directly, get something that adds subtitles & make your video a solid white background *or match your webpage).
Maybe simpler is something like this ...
A Scrolling Text Applet - Now Free. - Provide an animated look and feel to your web pages. Scrolling Text is a Java applet that will automatically size itself to the available area given to it by the HTML form via the WIDTH and HEIGHT properties of the APPLET tag. There are many configurable features of this applet including title, colors, font size and style, border width and color, graphics, background images etc.
Configurable parameters including;
Background Color - Define your desired background color
Title - If you want a stationary title then include this parameter
Font Size and Style - All text can have it's own Font size and style
Text Color - Specify the color of the text with this one
Border Width and Color - If you require a border then define it with these 2 parameters
Scroll Speed - Customise the Scroll Speed
Display Time - Vary the Display time of each page
This applet is easy to implement and configure and along with the example and help files you should have no trouble implementing your own customised Scrolling Text in your web pages. No understanding of java programming is required, everything is adjusted by parameters in the HTML tags.
Now FREE.
+1 for an interesting question.