I can’t remember all the CSS properties/selectors and HEX colors. Listed below are a few sites that you can refer to in a pinch. I’ll add to this as I come across more reference-type sites, then sticky it at the top for a day.
Webmonkey (Hex) Color Code Reference
HTML Goodies Hex Color Codes and Names Reference
4096 Color Wheel (Thanks Sam!)
VisiBone Webmaster’s Color Lab – this page shows the last eight colors you click on, so you can see which colors look good with each other. (Thanks Anthony!)
I find this is really helpful for working out colours too, imho.
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Wow, that’s pretty cool…thanks Sam!
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🙂 no worries.
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Holy cow…
I know of a very good site that kicks the …. out of the HTML Goodies one, but that one kicks the … out of mine…
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Anthony: Who cares? Put it up! 🙂
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http://www.visibone.com/colorlab/
The entire site is awesome to be honest. Another thing I would want to buy (their color/html/etc cards) if I had money to blow on non needed things.
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Opps… Sorry… Wish there was a edit button… Anyways…
The one thing where the one I posted kicks but is it has every color you slected inserted into the most recent color.
This way you know how good (or bad) bright yellow works with bright green.
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Thanks Anthony!
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