Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
thanks in advance
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jorge wrote: Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
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David Dorward wrote: jorge wrote:
Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
Deprecated in CSS3, IIRC.
Leif K-Brooks <eu*****@ecritters.biz> wrote in news:2pub4sFopr6oU1@uni-
berlin.de: David Dorward wrote: jorge wrote:
Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
Deprecated in CSS3, IIRC.
Are they explicitly marked as deprecated, or are they just omitted in the
draft? Does their deprecation mean it's wrong to use them? Why?
David Dorward <do*****@yahoo.com> wrote: jorge wrote:
Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
To save a few clicks: http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/ui.html#system-colors
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Sam Hughes <hu****@rpi.edu> wrote: Leif K-Brooks <eu*****@ecritters.biz> wrote in news:2pub4sFopr6oU1@uni-
berlin.de:
David Dorward wrote: jorge wrote:
Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
Deprecated in CSS3, IIRC.
Are they explicitly marked as deprecated, or are they just omitted in the
draft? Does their deprecation mean it's wrong to use them? Why?
Not so much "wrong", but "we've already decided this isn't a good
idea, and may scrap support for it altogether later".
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Leif K-Brooks wrote: Its built in to CSS. See the Colors section of the CSS 2 specification.
<http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
Deprecated in CSS3, IIRC.
The CSS3 Color Module is currently only a Candidate Recommendation, the
replacement for System Colors - the 'appearance' property - appears in the
CSS3 Basic User Interface Module, also only a Candidate Recommendation, and
currently enjoys zero support from browsers.
It might be possible to move to it after another half decade or so ...
maybe.
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/David Dorward/: The CSS3 Color Module is currently only a Candidate Recommendation, the
replacement for System Colors - the 'appearance' property - appears in the
CSS3 Basic User Interface Module, also only a Candidate Recommendation, and
currently enjoys zero support from browsers.
Mozilla uses the 'appearance' property for quite some time now: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xul/theme.html
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Harlan Messinger wrote: jorge wrote:
Is there a way with javascript,php or something to get the client
color scheme to make possible to generate the HTML with its own colors
?
http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/ui.html#system-colors
Keep in mind, though, that support is not only browser-dependent, but
also dependent on the OS or desktop manager. I haven't checked Mac, but
Linux is hit-and-miss for sure. Gnome and KDE can give rather different
results.
I wouldn't really advise using system colors unless it is on an
intranet, where the browsing environment might actually be controlled.
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> > http://w3.org/TR/CSS2/ui.html#system-colors
Keep in mind, though, that support is not only browser-dependent, but
also dependent on the OS or desktop manager. I haven't checked Mac, but
Linux is hit-and-miss for sure. Gnome and KDE can give rather different
results.
I wouldn't really advise using system colors unless it is on an
intranet, where the browsing environment might actually be controlled.
Sure, that is the idea :-)
It is a web based application to be used on an intranet env
and as users really insist with its look and feeling I think let
them choose fonts and colors will make the process more easy
Thanks all, for the great responses!
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