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If I'm trying to match the border to a color in the photo I'll run the Digital Color Meter utility on the Mac which lets you point to any spot and shows the hex code.
If I'm trying to match the border to a color in the photo I'll run the Digital Color Meter utility on the Mac which lets you point to any spot and shows the hex code.
Yeah, I often pick a color from the image because I usually have the image open in whichever graphics program I'm using to resize and fine-tune it. There's an "eyedropper" tool that will give you the hex value when you click it on a certain spot. Sometimes I use a site to find a hex value.
If I'm trying to match the border to a color in the photo I'll run the Digital Color Meter utility on the Mac which lets you point to any spot and shows the hex code.
I don't use the Flickr embed code. I right-click the image and "Copy Image Address", then paste that into the RP post. After that I click the HTML editor button at the upper-left and enter the style commands between the "img" tag and the "src" tag. I copy the style command from the HTML of another post with a border, and then paste and edit it in a text/notepad app. I usually copy the hex values from some graphics software program. It may seem like a lot of steps but I've gotten used to doing it that way
There are websites for picking the color values in hexadecimal code as well.
I don't use the Flickr embed code. I right-click the image and "Copy Image Address", then paste that into the RP post. After that I click the HTML editor button at the upper-left and enter the style commands between the "img" tag and the "src" tag. I copy the style command from the HTML of another post with a border, and then paste and edit it in a text/notepad app. I usually copy the hex values from some graphics software program. It may seem like a lot of steps but I've gotten used to doing it that way
Oh that's right; I had tried to embed Hobbitt's code on my site and I swear it worked but now it doesn't. I'll troubleshoot later maybe.
I like the little sparkles of blue and white from peoples' phones.
Yeah I didn't really come prepared, I was mostly taking crowd shots before the Fireworks show and didn't bring a tripod. So I didn't expect much, but the image stabilization on my Olympus really worked well! Manual shutter, aperture, ISO, and focus.
So I'm guessing if anyone has the requisite skills, all you need is a tool to add that info to the flickr embed code automatically and adjust the four variables:
two for the width of the border and padding and
two for their respective colours
Apologies in advance if I am stating the obvious.
I don't use the Flickr embed code. I right-click the image and "Copy Image Address", then paste that into the RP post. After that I click the HTML editor button at the upper-left and enter the style commands between the "img" tag and the "src" tag. I copy the style command from the HTML of another post with a border, and then paste and edit it in a text/notepad app. I usually copy the hex values from some graphics software program. It may seem like a lot of steps but I've gotten used to doing it that way
So I'm guessing if anyone has the requisite skills, all you need is a tool to add that info to the flickr embed code automatically and adjust the four variables:
two for the width of the border and padding and
two for their respective colours
History: Hobbitt created a little javascript that allows us to put a frame around our photos and generally just make things look nice. Because I use it from time to time and some of us use it every day, I thought I should snag the code and save it somewhere else. So here it is. Feel free to also go to druidlabs.com/flickrcode.html and re-host on your own site somewhere. It doesn't have to look good, just throw the code in a page and walk away. I'll keep tweaking the page to figure out how to do the new Wordpress and since it's wordpress you probably shouldn't try to lift it from my page because I'm sure it gets messed up.
Also, let me know if I broke something.
Now I'm trying it on a different computer but it doesn't work. Anyone else tried it?
