I once had a tool which would give me the color code for a color i saw on another website. Does anyone know where i can find a tool like this?
I don;t have such a tool, but what also works: * Make a screen dump (ALT + PrtSc) * open Paint (Programs -> Accessories -> paint) (on windows) * paste the image (CTRL+V) * Click on the color picker icon (4th row, 1st image) * Click on the color you want to know * Select Colors from the top menu, click on Custom Colors and you will see the red + green + blue parts.
That works, although that icon is not always in the same position depending on the program. The icon looks like an eye dropper... Good luck
Here is a site with a very good color code utility http://www.primeshop.com/html/216colrs.htm l8r, -PYJAMA
I also heartily endorse colorzilla, I am almost contantly using either it or the pixel counter plugin for firefox when designing sites or adsense units.
Very cool resource. Here's one that's a little more concise that might be a faster view http://www.4114u.com/web-design/color-codes.html but I have to say that one is awesome for being interactive and seeing how colors "mesh" ... cool.
Google ''absolute colorpicker'' and you will find a very nive tool that can help you out with this stuff.
Simple easy to use http://www.inetia.com/eng/eyedropper_eng.php, just sits in your tool bar so you can colour pick anything on your screen in HEX or RGB. Happy days.
If you prefer a downloadable stand-alone utility instead of a web-based one, try ColorPic (freeware) or Visual Color Picker 2.6 - color selector tool (freeware). Edit: I just noticed Amsterdam's post above about ColorCop - also stand-alone and freeware.
I have a free download for a simple Color Picker on my site. I am new so I can't post the URL. The link is frontpageforms.com/color_picker.htm
If your using something like dreamweaver or fireworks both from macromedia, and you get to the point where you have to choose a color a color picker will show as well as a hex RGB value. Exactly what you need. Good for picking the color and adding it straight into your code if your using dreamweaver.