How can I determine the correct tan color that's the background on this webpage?:
Welcome to WorthingtonChristian.com

I found the reddish one I want in the page code, but apparently the background and images are in a .js file that I can't get to.

Any Ideas how I can get the code for that tan that's the background?

Thanks!

Printscreen the page, crop a swath of the red and clone it. :D

I'm sure some Photoshop geez will come around and give you the hex code soon enough.

Here I am... LOL... I used to have this awesome color picker that you could use for anything on screen, but I can't find it now... so PhotoShop it is...

#F7EFD6

Well done!

Well I don't know a lot, but PhotoShop I know. :) I wish I could find that hexachrome picker...

Thanks AA! Just had my 25th class reunion so am making a site of all the pics and info that was shared - so wanted to do a color scheme like the School's site.

AHA!!
Blacksun Software : Font and File and Graphics utilities
For future reference...

Sorry for the typo earlier, hexachrome and hexadecimal aren't really the same huh? LOL.

Thanks! Looks like some cools stuff for the toolbox!

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Originally Posted by RickJ

How can I determine the correct tan color that's the background on this webpage?:
Welcome to WorthingtonChristian.com

I found the reddish one I want in the page code, but apparently the background and images are in a .js file that I can't get to.

Any Ideas how I can get the code for that tan that's the background?

Thanks!

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I found in the code, the tan background is #d2b48c

Code:

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<div style="padding: 20px; margin: 20px; background-color: #d2b48c; ">

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More direct link: ColorMania : Advanced Colorpicker and color scheme generator

Added to my repertoire of tools. Thanks!

After re-reading, it seems you were after the background of the page and not the box on the page. (calling it tan confused me.) It is in the CSS and it is F7EFD6.

http://www.worthingtonchristian.com/css/wcs.css