Feel free to use these colors. Their names are given in their respective color. The name you are to use to get each color is in brackets beside it. If you want one of these colors as a background, when you define the background color, instead of using "RRGGBB" or "#NNNNNN", you use "(color name)".
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Beige (beige)
Bisque (bisque)
Blanched almond (blanchedalmond)
Blue (blue)
Blue / violet (blueviolet)
Brown (brown)
Burlywood (burlywood)
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Cadet blue (cadetblue)
Chartreuse (chartreuse)
Chocolate (chocolate)
Coral (coral)
Cornflower blue (cornflowerblue)
Cornsilk (cornsilk)
Crimson (crimson)
Cyan (cyan)
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Dark blue (darkblue)
Dark cyan (darkcyan)
Dark goldenrod (darkgoldenrod)
Dark grey (darkgrey)
Dark green (darkgreen)
Dark khaki (darkkhaki)
Dark magenta (darkmagenta)
Dark olive green (darkolivegreen)
Dark orange (darkorange)
Dark orchid (darkorchid)
Dark red (darkred)
Dark salmon (darksalmon)
Dark sea green (darkseagreen)
Dark slate blue (darkslateblue)
Dark slate grey (darkslategray)
Dark turquoise (darkturquoise)
Dark violet (darkviolet)
Deep pink (deeppink)
Deep sky blue (deepskyblue)
Dim grey (dimgray)
Dodger blue (dodgerblue)
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Gainsboro (gainsboro)
Ghost white (ghostwhite)
Gold (gold)
Goldenrod (goldenrod)
Grey (gray)
Green (green)
Green yellow (greenyellow)
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Lavender (lavender)
Lavender blush (lavenderblush)
Lawn green (lawngreen)
Lemon chiffon (lemonchiffon)
Light blue (lightblue)
Light coral (lightcoral)
Light cyan (lightcyan)
Light goldenrod yellow (lightgoldenrodyellow)
Light green (lightgreen)
Light grey (lightgrey)
Light pink (lightpink)
Light salmon (lightsalmon)
Light sea green (lightseagreen)
Light sky blue (lightskyblue)
Light slate grey (lightslategray)
Light steel blue (lightsteelblue)
Light yellow (lightyellow)
Lime (lime)
Lime green (limegreen)
Linen (linen)
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Magenta (magenta)
Maroon (maroon)
Medium aquamarine (mediumaquamarine)
Medium blue (mediumblue)
Medium orchid (mediumorchid)
Medium purple (mediumpurple)
Medium sea green (mediumseagreen)
Medium slate blue (mediumslateblue)
Medium spring green (mediumspringgreen)
Medium turqoise (mediumturquoise)
Medium violet red (mediumvioletred)
Midnight blue (midnightblue)
Mint cream (mintcream)
Misty rose (mistyrose)
Moccasin (moccasin)
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Pale goldenrod (palegoldenrod)
Pale green (palegreen)
Pale turquoise (paleturquoise)
Pale violet red (palevioletred)
Papaya whip (papayawhip)
Peach puff (peachpuff)
Peru (peru)
Pink (pink)
Plum (plum)
Powder blue (powderblue)
Purple (purple)
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Saddle brown (saddlebrown)
Salmon (salmon)
Sandy-brown (sandybrown)
Sea green (seagreen)
Sea shell (seashell)
Sienna (sienna)
Silver (silver)
Sky blue (skyblue)
Slate blue (slateblue)
Slate grey (slategray)
Snow (snow)
Spring green (springgreen)
Steel blue (steelblue)
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To add the commands to your web page, select the type of console you want (below) and download the *.txt file with it. That file is the coding for the type of console. Copy the whole set of commands, and paste them into your program where you want the console to be. Replace anything within the {}s and the {}s with what is stated within them. You must include the MIDI file with your web page. Need any MIDI files? CLICK HERE.
Large- (Normal-) type console
Small-type console
Large Console
This type of console is what you most commonly see. It looks like:
{file name} {composer}
To view the commands, click here, and copy them into your web page where you want the console to be.
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This is the type of console that I have used. It is best for background music on your page, when placed at the bottom of your page. This is what it looks like:
{File name} {composer}
To view the commands, click here, and copy them into your web page where you want the console to be.
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This clock gives the user the time from their hard drive. It is simple to add this applette to your web site. Click here for the commands, and copy them into your web page where you want the clock to be seen. The clock looks like this:
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To see the one called simple 'Ticker tape' Click Here.
To see the one called 'Marquee' Click Here.(Coming soon)
This example of a Ticker Tape is very flexable, but more complex than the Marquee Ticker.
To use this Ticker Tape, download the files below, and place the two *.class files in the directory that your web page is in, and copy and paste the coding into your web page where you want the ticker tape to be.
to change the effects used, simple mix and match the effects after the phrasing IN: and OUT:. To change the text, simple change the text after STRING:.
To use this Ticker tape, download these files:
Ticker.class
Tickertext.class
Ticker text code (*.txt)
MARQUEEThis example of a Ticker Tape is a simple one.
These files are a must for the ticker tape to run. To change the text, after you load the code onto your page, goto into the quotes where the main text is (run it and then you can look at the coding and figure out where the text is).
You will need:
Marquee.class file
Marqueefile.class file and the
The coding (in .txt format)
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