Can anyone show my site in different colour designs?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by tombsc, Dec 12, 2008.

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    Can any of you clever people take a page of my site and play with the background/foreground colours?
    Or, just tell me how to do it. I can do the text, but the background is giving me trouble.

    I'm not great with coding...

    Thanks

    www.freeiphone4me.co.uk
    Free iPhone
     
    tombsc, Dec 12, 2008 IP
  2. JREAM

    JREAM Member

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    Why not just take a screenshot and paste into photoshop and adjust hue/saturation?
     
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  3. CreativeNerds.org

    CreativeNerds.org Peon

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    #3
    This would have to be done via JAVASCRIPT,

    Where you have options to change the colour or your page ?

    You would need to find the original files & edit the colours within it, and apply the script,

    Contact us for more information
     
    CreativeNerds.org, Dec 13, 2008 IP
  4. Kerosene

    Kerosene Alpha & Omega™ Staff

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    If you're talking about that iPhone site in your sig, then personally I think it looks fine. Get rid of that stupid handwritten header font, tweak those awful "text over photo" buttons, and you're done :)

    That's what I thought - but the site is mostly black/white.
     
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  5. 2advance

    2advance Well-Known Member

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    This site helps you to load color schemes as preview for your website. Read the Key Differences From Other Color Utilities of the software that helps you.

    http://www.color-wheel-pro.com/
     
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    freelikehell Active Member

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    Open your css in a text editor, and find the places where it read either '#000' or '#fff' or 'white' or 'black',
    and put in some color codes from the following chart: http://html-color-codes.com/
     
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  7. tombsc

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    That took me ages to make!!:D

    Are they really awful? :eek:

    Thanks
     
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  8. tombsc

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    Thanks, tried that but I think some of the background consists of a repeating image so I'd have to change that too. I like the idea of using photoshop though. I'll have a try.
     
    tombsc, Dec 13, 2008 IP