Computer Science, asked by kaychats, 5 months ago

Which syntax helps in specifying the colour of the text? Give reason.
Syntax 1: Color: white
Syntax 2: Color: rgb(128,0,0)
Syntax 3: Color: #ff00ff

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Answered by anirudhbangaruanirud
1

Answer:

Defining Colors in CSS

We've already seen some properties in CSS that take color values. Here's an example:

p {

color: red;

}

There are several different ways to specify colors in CSS.

Color Keywords

RGB

RGBA

HSL

HSLA

Hexadecimal

Color Keywords

The first and easiest way to specify a color is using one of the 140 predefined color keywords specified in CSS.

The original 17 are listed below. An unsightly bunch...

Color Keyword Hex Value

black #000000

gray #808080

silver #c0c0c0

white #ffffff

maroon #800000

red #ff0000

purple #800080

fuchsia #ff00ff

green #008000

Color Keyword Hex Value

lime #00ff00

olive #808000

yellow #ffff00

navy #000080

blue #0000ff

teal #008080

aqua #0000ff

orange #ffa500

Clearly most of these colors are unsuitable for normal web design. Color keywords are most useful for testing and demonstration purposes (like in these pages).

All 140 color keywords are listed here in alphabetical order. You can also find more helpful listings at these sites:

147 Colors

HTML Color Codes: Color Names

You can also view a printout of all the swatches on pages 304-305 in Learning Web Design.

RGB Color Values

Most of you have probably heard about CMYK values for print design. RGB, which stands for red, green, and blue is the color model that monitors use. Since in web design we're primarily concerned with what web pages look like on screens, RGB is the color model we use.

RGB colors have three values that represent: red, green, and blue

Each value can be a number between 0 and 255 or a percentage from 0 to 100%

A value of 0 means none of that color is being used

A value of 255 or 100% means all of that color is being used

A 0 for all three color values will be black

A 255 or 100% for all three color values will be white

The CSS syntax for using RGB colors is a little different than we've seen before. In the example below, we are styling:

A black paragraph

A white h1

A purple unordered list

p { color: rgb(0, 0, 0); } /* black */

h1 { color: rgb(255, 255, 255); } /* white */

ul { color: rgb(128, 80, 200); } /* purple */

/* Percentages work too */

h1 { color: rgb(100%, 100%, 100%); } /* white */

RGBA Color Values

RGBA is all the rage.

Seriously though, it's just like RGB, except with the addition of a fourth value: the alpha channel.

The alpha value represents the level of transparency that the rgb color should have. It can be a value from 0 to 1 or a percentage from 0 to 100%. Note that you must specify RGBA instead of RGB.

See RGBA example

HSL

The HSL color model is one of the least used, but gaining traction because can be more intuitive to use when working with shades and color adjustments.

HSL stands for: hue, saturation, and lightness

Hue

A picture of the HSL color wheel

Hue is defined by a color wheel. Each color represents a degree on the wheel. This page shows a nice visual animation of the color wheel:

HSL Color wheel demo

Saturation

The boxes below demonstrate varying levels of saturation (color intensity) for the hue at 240°. The lightness value is set at 50% for each box.

100%75%50%25%0%

Lightness

Here's the same hue (240°) shown at various lightness levels with 100% saturation.

100%75%50%25%0%

HSL Color Grid Example

This grid shows varying saturation and lightness together.

hsl(240, 100%, 90%)hsl(240, 100%, 75%)hsl(240, 100%, 50%)hsl(240, 100%, 25%)hsl(240, 100%, 10%)hsl(240, 75%, 90%)hsl(240, 75%, 75%)hsl(240, 75%, 50%)hsl(240, 75%, 25%)hsl(240, 75%, 10%)hsl(240, 50%, 90%)hsl(240, 50%, 75%)hsl(240, 50%, 50%)hsl(240, 50%, 25%)hsl(240, 50%, 10%)hsl(240, 25%, 90%)hsl(240, 25%, 75%)hsl(240, 25%, 50%)hsl(240, 25%, 25%)hsl(240, 25%, 10%)hsl(240, 0%, 90%)hsl(240, 0%, 75%)hsl(240, 0%, 50%)hsl(240, 0%, 25%)hsl(240, 0%, 10%)

HSLA

HSLA is simply the HSL color model with the addition of an alpha channel. This works exactly the same way as the alpha channel in RGBA.

h1 {

background-color: hsla(240, 25%, 50%, .5);

}

Example of HSLA

Example of HSLA (on different background color)

Hexadecimal Color Values

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