Photoshop question and GFY.........
 

How do you find out a what color is used you see on a site?

Like i wish i had an eye dropper tool that i could use to find out what color black is used on gfy.

What are some techniques to getting the color codes off sites?

Any help would help.

Thanks

take a screenshot of it, idiot.

There are tools for that... hmmm used to have one...

If you use firefox, you can use this extension:
http://www.iosart.com/firefox/colorzilla/

If you use IE you can use this: :321GFY

Yeah - easiest way is to do a screen capture - then open in photoshop and use your eye-dropper there...

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh Got out of bed with the wrong foot?

:1orglaugh LMOA good one!

You suck at the internets?

yo take a screen shot then go to Photoshop click control N then control V and pick the eyedropper tool

I love gfy... you get called names for just about anything.

I wish. I'm wheelchair bound. Sorry for my bitterness.

I hate gfy. but hate is an attractive force...
I hate you too :Graucho:

http://www.datastic.com/tools/colorcop/ :thumbsup

Dwreck, try this...it's freeware:

http://www.nattyware.com/pixie.html

I'm sorry to hear your wheelchair bound although it doesn't give you more or less right then any other person to start calling people idiots because you are bittered. :2 cents:

Thank you so so much! Thats the one i used!

No... the quickest way is to add this extension to Firefox..... It does EXACTLY what he asked. The eye dropper is right in the status window.

http://www.iosart.com/firefox/colorzilla/

VIVA LA FIREFOX!

Awesome thanks again!

You can also obtain the web safe color numbers for backgrounds, fills, etc., by viewing the page source code (it won't work for the jpg/gif images, but you will at least see the basic color scheme used on the site).

In IE, the source code is located under the "View" menu.

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