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<blockquote data-quote="ajs" data-source="post: 1205432" data-attributes="member: 68833">Why not? If I want a green apple, green apple I take, and I do not take the yellow lemon. If a designer wanted #AARRGGBB, he watched the color table, and knew what he wanted. If he had turned a different color then it would open a topic about it, as did [USER=141969]@CyberSimian[/USER].Nothing changes:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">White:#60 = White with HEX alpha = #60</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">White:60 = White with Decimal alpha = 60</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">AARRGGBB = HTML Color = AARRGGBB</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">#AARRGGBB = HTML Color = AARRGGBB</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">RRGGBB = HTML Color = RRGGBB</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">#RRGGBB = HTML Color = RRGGBB</li>
</ul>How not? Media portal only supports hexadecimal color, and only in the alpha channel for a named colors supports both formats.The procedure is not processing this symbol, if the system is able to determine the standard color, or if the color is in the cache, then we get what we wanted, or we'll get the default color that is white. But if you make the changes, then we will get the color as described in the wiki. Note the color value is not provided by the property.This is evident from the source code.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajs, post: 1205432, member: 68833"] Why not? If I want a green apple, green apple I take, and I do not take the yellow lemon. If a designer wanted #AARRGGBB, he watched the color table, and knew what he wanted. If he had turned a different color then it would open a topic about it, as did [USER=141969]@CyberSimian[/USER]. Nothing changes: [LIST] [*]White:#60 = White with [B]HEX [/B]alpha = #60 [*]White:60 = White with [B]Decimal [/B]alpha = 60 [*]AARRGGBB = HTML Color = AARRGGBB [*]#AARRGGBB = HTML Color = AARRGGBB [*]RRGGBB = HTML Color = RRGGBB [*]#RRGGBB = HTML Color = RRGGBB [/LIST] How not? Media portal only supports hexadecimal color, and only in the alpha channel for a named colors supports both formats. The procedure is not processing this symbol, if the system is able to determine the standard color, or if the color is in the cache, then we get what we wanted, or we'll get the default color that is white. But if you make the changes, then we will get the color as described in the wiki. Note the [B]color value is not provided by the property[/B].This is evident from the source code. [/QUOTE]

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