Hi,- I'd like to know how to find out the exact #xxxxxx value for the (colored) area besides featured images; somehow they differ from the "real photoshop values"- see pics 2 and 3 within http://www.richmediafactory.com/nucycles/megamenueallesueberrichmediacast/ ...
Probably I have to adjust a value within a *.css (but where/which one...?).
(I don't mean this one- that opacity is ok: http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/problem-with-opacity-in-feature_excerpt )
Thx in advance & take care
Christian/Frankfurt
Opacity prob: Background color of featured images
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Hey,
the blue slide uses: #073261, the grey color (briefing room picture) is #CCCCCC.Posted 1 year ago # -
Well this (blue slide uses: #073261) is what I've configured as "Background color". But it doesn't fit (border of pics with this color setting). Using photoshop the color picker tells you that it is #003366. BUT #003366 does not match the color of the right/left border of the "Featured Image" either ,- like in a way it does here: http://www.kriesi.at/themes/broadscope/ .
So any help/practical hint is appreciated. And the "Auto Detection" button also can't find the appropriate color.
Again: Are there modifications to make somewhere in any .css? What is the right way to find out the correct #______ ?Thx & kind regards
ChristianPosted 1 year ago # -
I think the fade effect doesn't produce the same color value for all far left/right pixels. I.e. here: http://www.richmediafactory.com/nucycles/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/003366_Bild3.jpg the top right corner and the bottom right corner have different color values. I checked it with Photoshop and all 4 far right pixels I checked gave me a different value.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Hi Dude,thx.
Accidentially we figured out that this phenomen happens JUST on Mac-based browsers (Safari, Chrome, FF) -
on (all) Windows PCs/browsers it looks perfect.
Do you have any idea how to deal with that?Thx & take care
CAPosted 1 year ago # -
As far as I know there's no "specific" mac code we could use. The background color itself is hardcoded in the html code and should be the same for every os/browser. Maybe the contrast/display settings are different?
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