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What does this hex code mean? #0A0A0A3D

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So It was brought to my notice that one of the xd links was giving out a weird hex code (#0A0A0A3D) for a shadow element that I had added and I can't figure out what it means. Attaching the screenshots below.

Does anyone have any idea about it?? Also, the element was just a rectangle with nothing but a fill and shadow.

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AkinGnCorrect answer

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I think it's because 3D/FF = 24/100 😉

Check how both divs have the same background color with opacity or extra two decimal properties in the bg color:

https://codepen.io/Gundogan/pen/QWagmYq

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manal shanableh

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are you using windows? seems different about what i have with macOS

anyways this a hex code+appearance for CSS for HTML

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Vaishnav23801338b3kjAuthor

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It was the same in a macOS for me. Anyways its sorted now. 😄

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AkinGn

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Hi @Vaishnav23801338b3kj, I think the last two digits of that code is for transparency/opacity as far as I remember, here's a link explains it https://www.delftstack.com/howto/html/html-transparent-hex-code/

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Vaishnav23801338b3kjAuthor

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Okay, that makes sense but 3D doesn't. Like 3D in hex is basically 61 but the opacity value I've given is 24, So it should give 18 right?

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AkinGn

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I think it's because 3D/FF = 24/100 😉

Check how both divs have the same background color with opacity or extra two decimal properties in the bg color:

https://codepen.io/Gundogan/pen/QWagmYq

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