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Javascript Color picker
By RickMeasham | June 29, 2006
Having seen various color pickers that ask you to click on a tiny sample to select a color, I decided it was time to do something more useful. First I wrote color.js, a library for creating, converting and using colors in various ways. Then I got my scrollcontrol.js that uses a scrollbar to select a numerical value between two points. Used many scroll controls to select values for colors, plus added a mixer and created my colorpoc.htm. Currently it works best on Firefox. KHTML has a problem with the scroll control that’s not really on the radar to fix (though patches are always welcome). IE doesn’t hide the RGB/HSV mixers correctly (why can’t it just behave?)
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