make different backrounds while browsing

[Fealiks]

Just a spurt of unwanted whizz-dom, You can put on different "backgrounds" while on the inter-web-net.

Just type everything inbetween these aterisks (not the aterisks)

*** javascript: void ( document.bgColor = '#000000' ) ***edit{"javascript" as one word!!!}edit

into your adress bar. done.

 

the 0's can be changed to anthin', eg. #000000 is hexadecimal for black, #FFFFFF is hexadecimal for white. it's split into triplet groups, i.e. FF-FF-FF FF==red FF==green FF==blue, so #00FF00 would give bright green, ect. It's in a value metre of:1-F so,

it'd go: 0123456789ABCDEF Follow me? oh well, I'll carry on anyway. If you wanted a weak red, 110000 would work, a strong one:FF0000 a medium one: 670000. :D:D:D:D

 

 

there are lots of words that work, like "office" gives you an awsome colour, a sort of light blueey greeneey colour.

Some are Really coincidental like "crap" gives you a light brown colour, and fuchsia gives you (guess what) Fuchsia!!!

also, sonic gives you dark blue, and vibrantpurple gives you, uh, dull purple...

 

The reason for these is that it automaticaly decodes this word into hexadecimal code, CRAP gives you C0A000 because any character outside the scale of 1-F counts as zero, as does a missing character, so it takes it as: CR=C0 AP=A0 00=00 C0A000 you might already know this, but for those of you that dont

 

ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!

[Alien426]

Originally posted by Fealiks

The reason for these is that it automaticaly decodes this word into hexadecimal code, CRAP gives you C0A000 because any character outside the scale of 1-F counts as zero, as does a missing character, so it takes it as: CR=C0 AP=A0 00=00 C0A000

There are also several names that get translated into color codes.

 

Umm, why didn't you edit the "java script" line so that it works?

[Fealiks]

some reason I couldn't. meh, well, it's just the way that life goes, as in the time when I was --*hits wall*

[Thrik]

You are so odd.

[Fealiks]

Odd? hah, Like a fox