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Problem with Colors

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When I use a code for a color in photoshop, and then in dreamweaver, the colors are not the same

is it possible that I have them differently configurated??

What kind of colour code?

 

Hex, RGB? Can you post an example?

 

And also, your photoshop is set to RGB not CMYK right? (Image > Mode > RGB)

When I use a code for a color in photoshop, and then in dreamweaver, the colors are not the same

is it possible that I have them differently configurated??

 

It could be caused by a few things, when it happened to me it was the settings in photoshop. I had it set to something odd instead of my normal RGB.

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I have everything set to RGB

Also, when I save for web, I mark the option "convert to sRGB"

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When I use a code for a color in photoshop, and then in dreamweaver, the colors are not the same

is it possible that I have them differently configurated??

 

Is this a problem that manifests itself when using a GIF file - the colours are different between the background of a GIF and a HTML background colour it is on or next to for example?

 

If so, it could be down to how the colour is being saved as a GIF. Try saving it using 'Save as' in Photoshop, rather than 'Save for Web and Devices' - that's fixed it a couple of times for me. Using Fireworks to create the graphics instead can also resolve the issue.

 

Using a transparent GIF is also an alternative solution.

 

A last resort is to use a 1px GIF saved in Photoshop the same way as the graphic for the background, rather than using a background colour coded in HTML.

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