does anyone know the exact RGB value for forum blue

[ZombieDude]

i need it for an image im making

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[phflack]

there's a lot of blues, the RGB of the background of your post is 175 198 219
AFC6DB
I just put a screenshot in paint and checked the color

[Trogtor]

its amazing what good print screen and an eyedropper tool can do



a time to be alive

[jes00]

I can just use the DigitalColor Meter application and it'll tell me the value of any color on my computer screen.

[jes00]

Specifically the color of the pixel that my mouse is on.

[Trogtor]

Specifically the color of the pixel that my mouse is on.

that would be black unless you're using a mac or a custom cursor

[jes00]

that would be black unless you're using a mac or a custom cursor

I am using a Mac and the application ignores the cursor.

[Trogtor]

I am using a Mac and the application ignores the cursor.

ya it was a badly said joke

[Foxscotch]

you could also use this

http://colorzilla.com/

[Mr.Noßody]

I suppose if you know what your doing, you could also look at the forums source code.

[Foxscotch]

I suppose if you know what your doing, you could also look at the forums source code.

you can't access the forum's source code

however, I'm sure you mean to look at the HTML that was generated for one of the pages
but you don't actually have to know what you're doing
in chrome, just right click on one of the parts with the blue you want, hit "inspect element," then in the right column scroll down a bit until you find the color you were looking for

[Thorfin25]

Firefox does it better imo

Code: [Select]

/* Alternating backgrounds... */
.windowbg
{
color: #000000;
background-color: #afc6db;
vertical-align: middle;
}
.windowbg2
{
border-style: none;
color: #000000;
background-color: #ffffff;
vertical-align: middle;
}


[Foxscotch]

Firefox does it better imo

does what better...?

[phflack]

I'm glad at least everybody is getting the same color value as me, over and over

[ZombieDude]

alright thanks guys