#ff0000 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ff0000, aggregated by home.social.
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adding [b][size=5][color=#ff0000]This project does not condone the use of LLMs and AI[/color][/size][/b] to the description of my MSC and MWC mods
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adding [b][size=5][color=#ff0000]This project does not condone the use of LLMs and AI[/color][/size][/b] to the description of my MSC and MWC mods
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adding [b][size=5][color=#ff0000]This project does not condone the use of LLMs and AI[/color][/size][/b] to the description of my MSC and MWC mods
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adding [b][size=5][color=#ff0000]This project does not condone the use of LLMs and AI[/color][/size][/b] to the description of my MSC and MWC mods
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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 -
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 -
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 -
Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
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Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
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Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
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Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
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Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000$n
While ( $n < FF ) { $n++ }
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@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:
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<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?
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@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?
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@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?
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@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?
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@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?
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Do you want to add alpha transparency to an opaque hex colour with pure CSS? You can do something like:
.red-60 {
color: rgb(from #ff0000 r g b / .6);
}This uses the rgb() function to set 60% opacity to the hex value of red.
The letters r g b (note the spaces between) are a representation of the red green and blue values of the hex colour. You can think of them as some sort of variable.
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Colores por defecto que usan la mayoría de navegadores para los enlaces: :link { color: #0000EE; } :visited { color: #551A8B; } :link:active, :visited:active { color: #FF0000; } Visto en este post de hace 14 años: stackoverflow.com/questions/47...
What's default HTML/CSS link c... -
TIP: Kolik váží elektrokolo? O kolik je těžší, než normální kolo?
https://kolotipy.cz/2025/11/12/tip-kolik-vazi-elektrokolo-o-kolik-je-tezsi-nez-normalni-kolo/
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@ben Do I get a pass if I restrict #ff0000 cursors to the windows where I'm root? Inquiring minds want to know.
(Pure saturated red is now too bright for me anyway, so the cursor is actually OrangeRed on a DarkRed foreground, and don't ask me what hex values those X names map to, I'd have to look it up.)
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@ben Do I get a pass if I restrict #ff0000 cursors to the windows where I'm root? Inquiring minds want to know.
(Pure saturated red is now too bright for me anyway, so the cursor is actually OrangeRed on a DarkRed foreground, and don't ask me what hex values those X names map to, I'd have to look it up.)
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@ben Do I get a pass if I restrict #ff0000 cursors to the windows where I'm root? Inquiring minds want to know.
(Pure saturated red is now too bright for me anyway, so the cursor is actually OrangeRed on a DarkRed foreground, and don't ask me what hex values those X names map to, I'd have to look it up.)
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@ben Do I get a pass if I restrict #ff0000 cursors to the windows where I'm root? Inquiring minds want to know.
(Pure saturated red is now too bright for me anyway, so the cursor is actually OrangeRed on a DarkRed foreground, and don't ask me what hex values those X names map to, I'd have to look it up.)
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@ben Do I get a pass if I restrict #ff0000 cursors to the windows where I'm root? Inquiring minds want to know.
(Pure saturated red is now too bright for me anyway, so the cursor is actually OrangeRed on a DarkRed foreground, and don't ask me what hex values those X names map to, I'd have to look it up.)
