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Couple of days ago I’ve came to a conclusion that I definitely need some sort of intranet, a way to track all of my projects and share project specs with my future employees.

One way to do it was to set up a protected wiki.

The other way is so much better: Google sites.

Not only that you can write pages in an easy way as you would in wiki pages, but you can easily integrate all google documents that you use: spreadsheets, presentations, graphs and so on. There are ready made templates that are basically good to show you all the various possibilities, but the best thing is easy sharing of documents, and document access, as well as read/write setting for each individual user.

I was able to create project specs pages and progress statistics for one of my bigger project just in this afternoon, in a couple of hours. The interface ‘feels like home’, and there’s nothing to stop you in using Google Sites right away. So I warmly recommend it!

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When you want to set a color for your text or any other HTML element you will most likely need CSS Color Codes.

You can specify CSS Color Codes in 3 ways:

1. Setting the CSS Color by Color name
You can use any of these 16 colors: aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow.

Example:
<span style=”color:red;”>Sample text</span>
Output:
Sample text

2. Setting CSS Color Code by Color RGB Value
Since we’re limited by 16 CSS color names, the better way to find the exact color we want is by specifying its CSS RGB value. RGB stands for ‘Red Green Blue’, so if you want to set a red color you will set red to maximum, and green and blue to zero. Maximum value for a color is 255, so the value would look like rgb(255,0,0).

Example:
<span style=”color:rgb(255,0,0);”>Sample text</span>
Output:
Sample text

3. Setting CSS Color Code by Color Hex Value
The better way yet to set CSS Color Codes is to enter the CSS color hex value. For instance, color name ‘red’ has a hex value of ‘#FF0000′.
You can use our css color wheel to find hex value of any color.

Example:
<span style=”color:#FF0000;”>Sample text</span>
Output:
Sample text

Here is our CSS Color Wheel, happy coding!

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