Help with Adsense colours.

Hi guys.

I am having trouble trying to get a colour match for the adds to match my forums ,I have a dark grey kind of shade ,and the colour pallette that google gives us just doesnt have the colour to blend into the themes.

Is there a way I could get my specific shad I need?

Hlep appreciated.

You should be able to specify any HEX numbers you want ...

give me url and i will give you HEX numbers or if you have adobe photoshop or similar program then you can print screen your page and check in program for hex numbers of colors

get this plugin:

ColorZilla Extension for Firefox and Mozilla


saves you the 10 min to open photoshop. lol

Originally Posted by mljask

give me url and i will give you HEX numbers or if you have adobe photoshop or similar program then you can print screen your page and check in program for hex numbers of colors

My url is www.taskforcealliance.com, I want to match the backgroud as best I can.

As for the plugin I use IE so I cnat use that.

Originally Posted by REVHEAD

As for the plugin I use IE so I cnat use that.

You have to be joking?

well its for Mozilla and firefox isnt it?

I am on vista and I like IE7, anyway this isnt about browsers but about my google adsense colours

# edit double post

even if you use ie, you can pop open firefox real quick VS loading photoshop

for 468 x 60 in header and footer use #191b21
and after first post in forum use #363940

Originally Posted by mljask

for 468 x 60 in header and footer use #191b21
and after first post in forum use #363940

Thanks I cant believe how nice it looks now .

mljask

If you got another spare few minutes could you be so kind, and take a look at my final adsense area ill upload it for you.

The colour is a dark grey.

use this #60636c

Thanks, it looks great now.

Originally Posted by REVHEAD

My url is www.taskforcealliance.com, I want to match the backgroud as best I can.

As for the plugin I use IE so I cnat use that.

Do yourself a favor, install FF and Opera on your machine as well. Every time I mod _anything_ I check it in all 3 browsers. You'd be suprised at how a small thing can slip by IE but totally hose FF, and I'm willing to bet that a good 40-50% of your traffic uses FF. (My site's about 60%)