Show threadMichkovMar 3

@c_dan4th Are other shades of red acceptable?

Fire engine moon, Salmon moon, Tomato moon, maybe #FF0000 moon?

anaFeb 18
I guess I should do some kind of introduction
My name is Ana
I am 19
I am a transfem, non-binary sort of thing
Small creature me thinks
I make music as Ana Phasia and Soddy Circles
I do amateur film photography (but I do think my composition is on point)
I'm a massive fan of Lex Walton
Favorite colors are #ff0000, #0000ff, and #ff00ff
Geoff 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Feb 14

Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
Goto line 2

#ValentinesDay

The Other BrookFeb 14
Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000FF
RGBA adds transparency
So why won't you?
VrtxdFeb 14

#ff0000 red
#ff0080 rose
#ff00ff purple
#8000ff violet
#0000ff blue
#0080ff azure
#00ffff cyan
#00ff80 mint
#00ff00 green
#80ff00 chartreuse
#ffff00 yellow
#ff8000 orange

roses are red
violets are blue
i guess to those who
don't care about hue

roses are green
violets are mint
look at their leaves
their chlorophyll tint

roses are orange
violets are azure
your eyes are flawless
my vision unsure

roses are purple
violets are purple
I'm colorblind
I fancy your curple

Mark Holtom (aka Kingbeard)Feb 14
Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000FF
Show threadrevy   Feb 5

what did #ff0000 ever do to you


#ff0000
wolfwalksFeb 5

ff0000 sends me into a rage, I need to start hateposting about #ff0000 again


#ff0000
Show threadkatherineJan 10

@NicMakesStuff yay sure!!

I wanted to show the text of a hex code as well as a little square next to it that showed the colour that it produced. I ended up just using a CSS class which is probably the best anyway:

```
<code style="--color: #ff0000"">#ff0000</code>
```

but was wondering if there might be a way to skip that duplication of the hex code and tuck away the styling so it could be easily imported to another project, for example. but it doesn't seem like a great case for web components I guess?

WeddingweiserJun 1, 2017

Aktualisiert 6.6.17 Der Gesang der Nachtigall aus den nahen Rehbergen ist es nicht, dem der Nachtigalplatz seinen Namen verdankt. Vielmehr wird der als Kolonialist geltende Forscher Gustav Nachtigal geehrt. Auch Adolf Lüderitz, der sich große Ländereien mit Tricksereien erschwindelte, wird mit einer Straße im Wedding gewürdigt. Damit, dass ihre Namen aus dem Straßenbild getilgt werden, möchte der Bezirk Mitte diese Personen nicht mehr ehren.  Nach massiver Kritik an einem der ausgewählten Namen fordert die Bezirksstadträtin jetzt die Jury auf, eine Ersatznominierung vorzunehmen. […]

https://weddingweiser.de/aus-afrikanischem-viertel-wird-afrikanische-frauen-viertel/