Color Forest: Color Code Dictionary
The wandering white color of a Reeves spirea -- #cdd9d5
Reeves spirea that bloomed in the garden in early spring. Each flower is very small, but it gathers and makes it feel very intense white. There is no white color than white. Although it is supposed to be that it is the contrast of color with the surrounding green and so on that can be felt whiter than normal white, is it such a color code of such a fine white Reeves spirea? You can see the color code around it by clicking the picture on this page.Click on a photo to see the surrounding color code
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Gradation color code
f2f5f4 | f0f3f2 | edf1f0 | ebefee | e8edec |
e6ecea | e3eae7 | e1e8e5 | dee6e3 | dce4e1 |
d9e2df | d7e0dd | d4dedb | d2dcd9 | cfdad7 |
c2ceca | b8c3bf | aeb8b5 | a4adaa | 99a29f |
8f9795 | 858d8a | 7b827f | 707775 | 666c6a |
5c615f | 525655 | 474b4a | 3d413f | 333635 |
CSS creation
.colorcdd9d5{
color : #cdd9d5;
}
CSS usage example
<span class="colorcdd9d5"> This color is #cdd9d5. </span>
Write directly in style on HTML
<span style="color:#cdd9d5"> This color is#cdd9d5. </span>
Applying CSS
This color is#cdd9d5.
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