What does this hex code mean? #0A0A0A3D

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March 29, 2022
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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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Correct answer AkinGn

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

manal shanableh

Legend

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. 😄

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

Inspiring

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?

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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