Ghosts Clan

by [GS]Ghost on 09/28/2009 01:39, 26 messages, last message: 10/06/2009 05:04, 8504 views, last view: 12/09/2021 01:07, closed on 10/06/2009 10:09

Ghosts clan, new and needing members. post name and what you are good at in game, if you want to join.

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#23: Re: ..

by |ice|sub-zero|L on 10/06/2009 01:59, refers to #22

@(noerrorsfound): did you even check my last post? its almost the same thing, your still making a site from a site, and thus its easier to just use one with simple hex codes instead of HTML... even if x10hosting has hex instead, xanga is still useful none the less... don't make it such a big deal about it...

@Hero: i made this xanga look like that, you can post diffrent pictures and backgrounds, and you can mess with Hex, which is easier than HTML coloring...

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#24: Re: ..

by SheeEttin on 10/06/2009 02:11, refers to #23

"you can mess with Hex, which is easier than HTML coloring"

I'm quite sure what you mean, but as someone who's actually DONE Web design, I think it's the exact same thing.

(Also, I like how that has devolved into arguing over the website.)

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#25: Re: ..

by |ice|sub-zero|L on 10/06/2009 02:26, refers to #24

lol, Happens... But yeah, I have done a bit (not much btw) of web design. But I always find it easier to use hex instead of HTML, and its extreamly easy to help people who are having trouble with hex (mainily people who have never tried hex before) to teach them, instead of trying to explain to them what 000000 means or FFFFFF... Although I understand HTML coloring, I still leave in this the fact that hex is easier which is why I was giving out the site (xanga) because (even though xanga does HTML) they still have color palets that you can choose what color your looking for. Where as I do not have a x10hosting so I do not know if they even have color palets...

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#26: Re: ..

by (noerrorsfound) on 10/06/2009 05:04, refers to #25

You cannot use color codes in place of a markup language. You're comparing two unalike things; hex color codes are used within HTML, XHTML, and CSS to define the colors of different items on the page.

Searching Google for "hexadecimal colors" could get you one of these wonderful palettes. You might also want to look up an XHTML tutorial to learn the basics of creating a website.

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