Frustrating! Something wrong in the code...

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OK, I posted a conversation between two people on this page, put my name in blue with 'CCCCCC' hexadecimal, didn't know the hexadecimal for orange so I just entered the word orange, like so:<br />
<"#orange"><br />
... but for some reason it all came out blue. So I tried a random hexadecimal string, and the first usage resulted in a shade of purple - but, after that, every occurence was blue!<br />
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I can only conclude that there's some sort of error in my code - probably something simple, which will be embarassing as I've been working with HTML for a couple of years now.<br />
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Here is the web page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://members.odinsrage.com/exterminance/chatswithjews2.html">http://members.odinsrage.com/exterminan ... jews2.html</a><!-- m -->) in question.<!--content-->Weirder and weirder. My friend supplied me with the hexadecimal code for orange, I used it... First example = orange, every subsequent example = green? :confused:<!--content-->Use "orange" or "#ffa500" not "#orange"<!--content-->I have a friend helping me out, but things are getting weirder... now I have orange... but my name is grey instead of blue!!! :mad: :confused:<!--content-->orange is "#ffa500"<br />
blue is "#0000ff"<br />
you are using "#cccccc" which is grey<!--content-->Originally posted by Fang <br />
orange is "#ffa500"<br />
blue is "#0000ff"<br />
you are using "#cccccc" which is grey <br />
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I'll try that code... but I could have sworn 'CCCCCC' was light blue!<!--content-->OK, your code worked... it's blue alright! Thanks!<!--content-->
 
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