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Denne side indeholder farvekoder kopieret fra Wikipedia, som hjælp til valg af farver i Alt Om Alt.
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[skjul]Farvekoder til lande
Koden i parentes angiver baggrundsfarve til fodboldspilleres databokse.
Alouang
Aprathos: APR — stærk grøn — #00FF7F (#99FF99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Aristos Pekidiadis)
Bucholdt: BUC — brun ("sienna") — #A0522D (#FFEBCD) — (fodboldskabelon: se Daniel Posak)
Coast Country: COC — gul — #FFFF00 (#FAFAD2) — (fodboldskabelon: se Marc Baltimore)
Eronesian: ERO — orange — #FF4500 (#FFCC99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Philip N’Fonde)
Fessalin Al-Miquim: FAM — SeaGreen — #2E8B57 (#7FFFD4) — (fodboldskabelon: se Ben Al-Velashi)
Frecacón/Frecon: FRE — olivengrøn — #556B2F (#CCCC99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Roberto Ruleiera)
Paradise Island: PAI — crimson — #DC143C (#FF99CC) — (fodboldskabelon: se James Johannesson)
Phënesch: PHË — brun — #996633 (#F5DEB3) — (fodboldskabelon: se Aly Carrost)
Qoullux: QLX — blå — #191970 (#B0C4DE) — (fodboldskabelon: se Bennoire De Vivie)
Questo: QUE — turkis — #00FFFF (#99FFFF) — (fodboldskabelon: se Cianto)
Republic of Gum: GUM — lilla — #800080 (#EE82EE) — (fodboldskabelon: se Jean-Marie Hô)
Rojtach: ROJ — gulgrøn — #99FF00 (#CCFF99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Stomislav Eler)
Savan: SAV — crimson — #DC143C (#FFCCCC) — (fodboldskabelon: se Allan Jackmoore)
Miseira
Arnytrace: ARN — matlilla — #6A5ACD (#E6E6FA) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Renau Nina)
Baringers Land: BAL — mørkerød — #CC3300 (#FFCCCC) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Norbert Seehne)
Collo: COL — gul — #FFFF33 (#FFFFCC) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Alberto Gozz)
Coslavijask: COS — turkis — #00CCCC (#99FFFF) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Nico Raijo)
Klomarken: KLO — lysere grå — #808080 (#DCDCDC) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Per Bro)
Käpumman: KÄP — mørkere grå — #696969 (#DCDCDC) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Janus Elkiässon)
Laran: LAR — mørkelilla — #330066 (#D8BFD8) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Andy Bremner)
Lord-Terrier-Land: LTL — løvgrøn — #228B22 (#90EE90) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Ricky Lorty)
Mõevalos: MÕE — lyserød — #FF66CC (#FFCCFF) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Ze Brasil)
Molszari: MSZ — kraftig blå — #000099 (#9999FF) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Mike Van Fleeurt)
Nolaere: NOL — orange — #FF4500 (#FFE4B5) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Alberto Selez)
Szogoz: SZO — brun — #800000 (#DEB887) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Alcazar Nita)
Wevey: WEV — lysegrøn — #00FF00 (#CCFF99) — (fodboldskabelon: Se Mick Wershut)
Nexdomtaso
Eigaland: EIG – rød - #DC143C (#FOFFFO) - (fodboldskabelon: Se Ole Blåe)
Fekravfonla: FEK – lyserød - #FFC0CB (#FFCCFF) - (fodboldskabelon: Se Johan Albertsen)
Friholcanso: FRI – turkis - #00FFFF (#CCFFFF) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Salvin Brolvir)
Krovla: KRO – sort - #000000 (#DCDCDC) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Knud Wistmann)
Ralbjerg: RAL – grå - #696969 (#DCDCDC) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Erik Søstjerne)
Roselta: ROS – brun - #800000 (#CC9999) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Carotin Blavanaras)
Skolborg: SKO – grøn - #00FF00 (#90FF90) - (fodboldskabelon: Se Steen Thorvaldson)
Slokven/vv/vv: SLO – gul - #FFFF99 (#F0E68C) - (fodboldskabelon: Se Bjornin Kartamir)
Tarmes: TAR – orange - #FF8C00 (#FFFACD) - (fodboldskabelon: Se Klaus Risgaard)
Trokollonne: TRO – lilla - #800080 (#EE82EE) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Benny Grøn)
Udborg: UDB – blå - #0000CD (#9999FF) – (fodboldskabelon: Se Flemming Albertsen)
Tirbik
Crouver: CRO — rød — #FF0000 (#FFCCCC) — (fodboldskabelon: se Stan Newman)
Korlariz: KOR — lyserød — #FF69B4 (#FF99FF) — (fodboldskabelon: se Andrzej Sternawsky)
Krassbourg: KRA — gulbrun — #996600 (#D2B48C) — (fodboldskabelon: se Paul Mabrin)
Kölömon: KÖL — lysegrøn — #ADFF2F (#CCFF99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Josef Szöntás)
Pepsi/Ornland: POR — turkis — #33FF99 (#CCFFFF) — fodboldskabelon: se Björn Valkäböö)
Valley-Malley Iles: VEN — gyldenbrun — #CCCC00 (#F0E68C) — (fodboldskabelon: se Brian Langleid)
Venamo: VEN — olivengrøn — #6B8E23 (#CCCC99) — (fodboldskabelon: se Marco Corcelli)
Weisserland: WEI — gulgrøn — #CCFF33 (#EEE8AA) — (fodboldskabelon: se Burkhard Konz)
Ørden: ØRD — teglfarvet — #CC6600 (#FF9933) — (fodboldskabelon: se Mogens Hatting)
Farver brugt i placeringsskemaer for turneringer
Eksempel: Placeringer i Baringer Prof-Liga
1. plads (guld): FFD700
2. plads (sølv): C0C0C0
3. plads (bronze): F0E68C
Kvalificeret til international turnering (grøn): 98FB98
Vinder af kamp mod nedrykning (lyseblå): AFEEEE
Nedrykker (rød): FF9999
Farvekoder for musikgenrer
Disco: F – orange – #FFA500 - (skabelon: se A.A.)
Heavyrock (fra Deep Purple over Saxon og Black Sabbath til D.A.D.): M – rød – #FF0000 (#F0FFF0) - (skabelon: se U519)
Jazz: J – mørkgrå – #808080
Klassisk: K – beige - #F5F5DC
New age: PH – ubestemmelig blålig nuance – #483D8B
Pop-musik (inkl. schlager, grandprix, danskpop, m.v.): A – turkisblå – #00FFFF (#E0FFFF) - (skabelon: se Terry & The Toys)
Poprock (mainstream fra Beatles over U2 til R.E.M.): P – sort – #000000 (#D3D3D3) - (skabelon: se Over Water)
FUSION - Psykedelisk, eksperimenterende fusionsmusik: B – lime - #00FF00 (#98FB98) - (skabelon: se Starshot)
Punk: H – lilla – #800080 (#D8BFD8) - (skabelon: se The Sniffs)
Reggae: E – brun – #8B4513 (#DEB887) - (skabelon: se The Three)
Rock’n’Roll, rockabilly (Elvis, Shakin’ Stevens, o.a.) – D – deeppink - #FF1493 (#EE82EE) - (skabelon: se The Stupids)
Swing: S – lysgrå - #D3D3D3
Technopop, dance, electronica: T – gul – #FFFF00 (#FFFF66) – (skabelon: se Curfew At Five)
Visesang, folkesang, m.v.: O – hvid - #FFFFFF
HTML color names
The HTML 4.01 specification defines sixteen named colors, as follows (names are defined in this context to be case-insensitive; the table is alphabetically ordered):
Color | Hexadecimal | Color | Hexadecimal | Color | Hexadecimal | Color | Hexadecimal |
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aqua | #00FFFF | gray (grey) | #808080 | navy | #000080 | silver | #C0C0C0 |
black | #000000 | green | #008000 | olive | #808000 | teal | #008080 |
blue | #0000FF | lime | #00FF00 | purple | #800080 | white | #FFFFFF |
fuchsia | #FF00FF | maroon | #800000 | red | #FF0000 | yellow | #FFFF00 |
These 16 were also specified as sRGB and included in the HTML 3.0 specification which noted "These colors were originally picked as being the standard 16 colors supported with the Windows VGA palette."
X11 color names
In addition, a number of colors are defined by web browsers. A particular browser may not recognize all of these colors, but as of 2005 all modern general-use browsers support the full list.
Almost the exact same color names are used in .NET Framework, in the KnownColor and Color enumerations. The only color difference is DarkSeaGreen which is defined as 8F,BC,8B (instead of 8F,BC,8F).
The list of colors actually shipped with the X11 product varies between implementations, and clashes with certain of the HTML names such as green. Furthermore, X11 colors are defined as simple RGB color model (hence, no particular color space), rather than sRGB.
The list of web "X11 colors" from the CSS3 specification, along with their hexadecimal and decimal equivalents, is shown below, compare the alphabetical lists in the W3C standards. Note that this includes the common synonyms: aqua (HTML4/CSS 1.0 standard name) and cyan (common sRGB name), magenta (common sRGB name) and fuchsia (HTML4/CSS 1.0 standard name), gray (HTML4/CSS 1.0 standard name) and grey.
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Web-safe colors
Another set of 216 color values is commonly considered to be the "web-safe" color palette, developed at a time when many computer displays were only capable of displaying 256 colors. A set of colors was needed that could be shown without on 256-color displays; the number 216 was chosen partly because computer operating systems customarily reserved sixteen to twenty colors for their own use; it was also selected because it allows exactly six shades each of red, green, and blue (6 × 6 × 6 = 216).
The list of colors is often presented as if it has special properties that render them immune to dithering. In fact, on 256-color displays applications can set a palette of any selection of colors that they choose, dithering the rest. These colors were chosen specifically because they matched the palettes selected by the then leading browser applications. Fortunately, there were not radically different palettes in use in different popular browsers.
"Web-safe" colors had a flaw in that, on systems such as X11 where the palette is shared between applications, smaller color cubes (5x5x5 or 4x4x4) were often allocated by browsers — thus, the "web safe" colors would actually dither on such systems. Better results were obtained by providing an image with a larger range of colors and allowing the browser to quantize the color space if needed, rather than suffer the quality loss of a double quantization.
As of 2007, personal computers typically have at least 16-bit color and usually 24-bit (TrueColor). Even mobile devices have at least 16-bit color, driven by the inclusion of cameras on cellphones. The use of "web-safe" colors has fallen into practical disuse, but persisted in culture.
The web-safe palette system persists as a convenient palette whose colors can all be differentiated by human eyes. This led to the use of web-safe colors in anti-phishing systems.
The "web-safe" colors do not all have standard names, but each can be specified by an RGB triplet: each component (red, green, and blue) takes one of the six values from the following table (out of the 256 possible values available for each component in full 24-bit color).
digit | hexadecimal | decimal |
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0 | 00 | 0 |
3 | 33 | 51 |
6 | 66 | 102 |
9 | 99 | 153 |
C or (12) | CC | 204 |
F or (15) | FF | 255 |
The following table shows all of the "web-safe" colors, underlining the really-safe colors. The lack of gamma correction means that the six desired intensities 0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100% are displayed as 0%, 2%, 10%, 28%, 57%, and 100% on a Windows standard 2.5 gamma CRT or LCD, making most colors very dark. (One shortcoming of the web-safe palette is its poor selection of light background colors.) The intensities at the low end of the range, especially the two darkest, are often hard to distinguish.
Color table
In the table below, each color code listed is a short-hand for the RGB value; for example, code 609 is equivalent to RGB code 660099.
*000* | 300 | 600 | 900 | C00 | *F00* |
*003* | 303 | 603 | 903 | C03 | *F03* |
006 | 306 | 606 | 906 | C06 | F06 |
009 | 309 | 609 | 909 | C09 | F09 |
00C | 30C | 60C | 90C | C0C | F0C |
*00F* | 30F | 60F | 90F | C0F | *F0F* |
030 | 330 | 630 | 930 | C30 | F30 |
033 | 333 | 633 | 933 | C33 | F33 |
036 | 336 | 636 | 936 | C36 | F36 |
039 | 339 | 639 | 939 | C39 | F39 |
03C | 33C | 63C | 93C | C3C | F3C |
03F | 33F | 63F | 93F | C3F | F3F |
060 | 360 | 660 | 960 | C60 | F60 |
063 | 363 | 663 | 963 | C63 | F63 |
066 | 366 | 666 | 966 | C66 | F66 |
069 | 369 | 669 | 969 | C69 | F69 |
06C | 36C | 66C | 96C | C6C | F6C |
06F | 36F | 66F | 96F | C6F | F6F |
090 | 390 | 690 | 990 | C90 | F90 |
093 | 393 | 693 | 993 | C93 | F93 |
096 | 396 | 696 | 996 | C96 | F96 |
099 | 399 | 699 | 999 | C99 | F99 |
09C | 39C | 69C | 99C | C9C | F9C |
09F | 39F | 69F | 99F | C9F | F9F |
0C0 | 3C0 | 6C0 | 9C0 | CC0 | FC0 |
0C3 | 3C3 | 6C3 | 9C3 | CC3 | FC3 |
0C6 | 3C6 | 6C6 | 9C6 | CC6 | FC6 |
0C9 | 3C9 | 6C9 | 9C9 | CC9 | FC9 |
0CC | 3CC | 6CC | 9CC | CCC | FCC |
0CF | 3CF | 6CF | 9CF | CCF | FCF |
*0F0* | 3F0 | *6F0* | 9F0 | CF0 | *FF0* |
0F3 | *3F3* | *6F3* | 9F3 | CF3 | *FF3* |
*0F6* | *3F6* | 6F6 | 9F6 | *CF6* | *FF6* |
0F9 | 3F9 | 6F9 | 9F9 | CF9 | FF9 |
*0FC* | *3FC* | 6FC | 9FC | CFC | FFC |
*0FF* | *3FF* | *6FF* | 9FF | CFF | *FFF* |
Safest web colors
Designers were often encouraged to stick to these 216 "web-safe" colors in their websites; however, 8-bit color displays were much more common when the 216-color palette was developed than they are now. David Lehn and Hadley Stern have since discovered that only 22 of the 216 colors in the web-safe palette are reliably displayed without inconsistent remapping on 16-bit computer displays. They called these 22 colors the "really safe" palette; it consists mainly of shades of green and yellow, as can be seen in the table above, where the "really safe" colors are underlined.