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When you CUT the  printscreen pic, the image disappears onto the clipboard. That's why you need a second pic in MS-PAINT. Shrink the default window in second NEW pic till it is less than the cut, before pasting. The cut will over-ride that. Otherwise your cut has a wide border, so in effect .. NO CUT.

ZENITH'S COLOR TUTORIAL

The hexadecimal (base-16) color system uses 16 single-digit numbers.

00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15  decimal
 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F  hexadecimal

Hexadecimal number format is: #RrGgBb usually in steps of 33 hex ... max FF
RGB color format is: rgb(R ,G ,B ) usually in steps of 51 dec ... max 255

Kid's paint set primaries are RED, YELLOW, and BLUE
Light-mixed primary colors are red, green, and blue.

red and green  = yellow
red and blue   = magenta
green and blue = cyan

red and green and blue = gray #808080, or other equal numbers
Max gray = white #FFFFFF
Min gray = black #000000

As numbers go down the colors get darker.

Browsers differ, but normally they agree on steps of 33Hex or 51Decimal.
These steps are separated fairly well. 
Colors off by 1 unit are tough to tell apart.

Check out colors at: https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp

#FFFFFF = rgb(255,255,255)

For fine tuning 11H = 17D

VORK'S JAVASCRIPT DEMO:

Convert Fahrenheit to Centigrade/Celcius
Please click button!

It's algebra.

You want to wind up with:

number_of_ meters = k  x  number_of_feet

where k=0.3048

The only line besides text to change is the one with the formula in it.

The rest can stay the same.

Change var n = (f-32)/1.8; to convert feet to meters.

The n is a variable, like a container, preceded by var, and will hold the answer

The f is the text number container that the user input, converted to a decimal number.

So we dump the calculation for centigrade and re-use the f.

NOTE:

The user input a WORD that stands for a number, like "thirty-three", but looks like "33".

What we need is 33 with no quotes.

var f = parseFloat("33"); does that, and now var f = 33.0000

So now in the conversion line from feet to meters we have

var n = 0.3048 * f.

* means "times" in comp language math,

because x can be used as a variable and would be confusing.

Except for changing text to tell whats happening, n is the answer.

All the funny stuff with rounding, etc stays the same.

Just tell the user what c and f are in this case.

n is really same as c, but n has about a dozen decimal places in the tail and c has 2.

Please re-read the tut, noting that I edited the remarks to be green and blue,

and see if it is clearer now.

Your last javascript line will be:

not alert(f + 'F is ' + c + 'C'); but

alert(f + ' FEET is ' + c + ' METERS');

f and c can be anything, like m could stand for meters, but change them EVERYWHERE.

The comp doesn't care what you call variables, but the guy reading the code might.

Like, "How come the coder used c for meters? Did he mean centimeters?"

<!-- HTML comment -->

/* javascript comment */

There are:

alert

confirm

and prompt popup boxes available.

Re friend's site .. his is BBC. Javascript mates with HTML, not BBC. If he can turn on HTML, javascript should work.

"My" (not owner)  forumotion group takes both, but BBC works better for my games there, and only in Firefox.

HTML works for non-copied headers. Anything copied in HTML loses borders.

Re friend's site .. his is BBC. Javascript mates with HTML, not BBC. If he can turn on HTML, javascript should work.

"My" (not owner)  forumotion group takes both, but BBC works better for my games there, and only in Firefox.

HTML works for non-copied headers. Anything copied in HTML loses borders.

I went to Fantasy Castle and read the Smallest Dragon-rider story, last night, as a visitor.

Browsers dick around with the code to suit themselves. Add stuff, re-arrange it, eff-it-up, usually!

If they break on a hyphen, it fractures the one-line rule for styles.

IMAGES:

Then drop the CLIPBOARD into MS-PAINT.

Crop it and save it, maybe as hero-banner.jpg, or whatever.

There's a way to raise and lower the name to center it on the scroll.

<div style="height: 60px;">&nbsp;</div>

9px is about 1/8 inch, but this may depend on your windows setup.

You can get other cartoons or whatever online, and make a few more as practice. Keep the height about 170px. The width can vary. The div width is about twice toon width + 360px. Fiddle with it if it's a bit off after checking.

You can experiment with changing the original scroll color.

Suggest using blu-scroll.gif, grn-scroll.gif, etc.

It can also be a jpg.

Maybe use something other than a scroll, if you can get something suitable.

https://images.google.com/

I spent an enjoyable afternoon and evening creating a CLUEDO game maker.

It reads a list of hosted characters, items, and locations, shuffles them and

produces a fully functional random aimoo game within 2 or 3 seconds after I name it.

The host is https://i.postimg, so it won't show up in chrome,

but then, people here are not using it anyway. I had  used postimg

for a BBC version, and didn't want to move the pics to

freeimage since all players here can see them.

First I had to debug a hand-made one, since aimoo ed

kicks the sh!t out of whatever works on desktop. Then

I used it as a template. It took about 9 hours to do the job.

I won't show the code .. LOL.

(Unless you beg me!  It has triple arrays in it ...)

It doesn't take much to bugger-up code.

The = vs : for html vs css has got me before too. Also forgetting the hyphen, and the &llt; thing. Use the &llt; thing when you DON'T want code to work, like in a tutorial.

If the background-color thing was put into the TD style, instead of the SPAN,

the whole TD would turn dark blue/purple instead of what is currently showing.

If you moved color also, you can get rid of the SPAN.

Also, instead of trying to fix a foul-up, copy the good code from a previous post,

and re-play what the other players did!