Let's talk about our GB colleagues for this hour.
Stand for Read G, stand for Grain and B, stand for blue.
So for these colors, they also range from 0 to 9.
So any value that represents our we're going to have different color.
So we have a look where our GB values are.
Three numbers that represent colors red, green and blue component.
And this is the syntax.
The first value represents red, the second value represents green, and third value represent blue.
So they all range from 0 to 9.
So provide any number which add up to three digit.
Get going to give you a different color.
So back to a visualized code here and inside my HTML.
Let me add another H one.
I can copy this one and down here I'll make this one as our g colors and the class make it as GB.
It can be anything.
Save it.
Now I have our job, so.
But my CSIS, I can target the rugby.
And here we go.
Let me give it a color for RGV.
We type in our G B and then as a function call.
And inside you provide three values with comma separated.
I can say one comma zero, comma eight.
Going to give me color of black.
I can also change this one to let's say as soon.
Still black, let's say this one as, let's say nine or so and let's say here as let's say also six,
going to give me different colors.
Well, again, we also have two that going to help us to get this one done.
The previous video I showed you what is called the HTML color code dot com and one is called the palette
list dot com for this one too.
We can generate any color that we want.
Let's click on orange and then you can see that.
Well, it has given me an expanded with different options to choose from and I can see that for this
one.
Just giving me the Hexa Code, you see when I click on it, see that copy this code to clipboard and
now if I come here then I paste it here.
This one gives me the Hexa Code as we discussed before, but I want LGB color generator.
So this is a website that I always use that is my favorite to generate any color of my choice.
So for this tool, if you go to Couleurs Deco, we have this beautiful website.
Click on tools and click on Palette Generator.
And now let's see how this one also works.
For this one.
We can have any kind of color codes we see that are exports.
We have what is called the hexadecimal colors as we see here with this digit.
So let's say that if I click on this one here, I can expand more and see that I have from the lowest
to the highest internal opacity as that.
Again, if you go to, let's say explore palette here, you also have this option too.
And let's say that for this one is a kind of blending the colors that are compatible together.
So if you are not good at color selection, this is a two for you.
So let's say that I like this kind of color with a black and some dark blue and see blue and dark yellow
and pure yellow here.
So when I click on this three dots and see that, then I'll click on, let's see open palettes for this
one.
I'm going to have all the color options here and you can see that when I move my mouse, I have what
is called hex.
So this this one means I'm on the hexadecimal colors as we see here as this ones down here.
We can change this one to LGB.
We stand for our LGB now for this one, this is a color code for this.
If I want this one, I'll copy this one and back to my visitor code, I'll paste it.
Let's say I want this color instead, so I'll click on that back to my Visual City code, then make
sure you bring in your LGB and then inside and see that Vsco has given me these three options.
What value of red do you want to represent?
Like likewise green and blue for my save it c that has given me I mean deep blue.
So this is how our GB color format is.