Does anyone know the colour for invisible text, for spoilers etc?

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Does anyone know the colour for invisible text, for spoilers etc?

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The color is black.

<<Like this[/color]>>
 
Omega_6 said:
The color is black.

<<Like this[/color]>>

Well, I'm glad it's something that I can easily remember

Thank's omega

~H
 
Well, just think of it as Ed-Ed-Ed
 
There's a sticky in the brainteasers forum with the color code if you ever forget, which is likely (I always have to re-look it up). That's where hidden text gets used most often.
 
Thanks guys and gals.

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Not that anyone can tell, but technically it's ececec, not black.
 
The source clearly says :

<TD bgcolor="#EDEDED">
 
It does! It used to be #ececec. It must have been changed recently.
 
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Rach3 said:
It does! It used to be #ececec. It must have been changed recently.
Nope. #black was determined very shortly after the color schemes changed...there was a thread ongoing at the time that had spoilers and is the reason we quickly looked up the replacement for using white text. Others are really close and worked okay, but #black is the one someone found from the source code.
 
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<white[/color]>
<#black[/color]>
<#ececec[/color]>

Ed and Ec both look good.
 
  • #12
<eeeeee[/color]>
<efefef[/color]>
<fefefe[/color]>
 
  • #13
Lisa! said:
<efefef>
Hey, watch the language !
 
  • #14
too bad people, #fufufu won't work...
 
  • #15
Gokul43201 said:
Hey, watch the language !
:smile: (Darn 10 character limit!)
 
  • #16
Gokul43201 said:
Hey, watch the language !
Ah I just saw that!:blushing: :devil:
 
  • #17
Doesn't invisble code work anymore here because I can see the text people typed here without hilighting?
 
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I think I read somewhere that the background color had changed, therefore the "invisible" color changed as well. Currently it's #E3E3E3

Example: Invisible text[/color]
 
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Redbelly98 said:
I think I read somewhere that the background color had changed, therefore the "invisible" color changed as well. Currently it's #E3E3E3

Example: Invisible text[/color]

...quoting partially decodes.
 
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Thank you!
 

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