Creating new color values
Skybrud.Colors supports a number of color models. You can see the support color models below:
CMY
CMY consists of cyan, magenta, and yellow, and it's represented by the CmyColor class:
@using Skybrud.Colors
@{
// Initialize the color
CmyColor cmy = new CmyColor(100, 100, 50);
// Outputs "CMY: 100, 100, 50"
<pre>@cmy</pre>
}
CMYK
CMYK consists of cyan, magenta, yellow and key, and it's represented by the CmykColor class:
@using Skybrud.Colors
@{
// Initialize the color
CmykColor cmyk = new CmykColor(100, 100, 0, 50);
// Outputs "CMYK: 100, 100, 0, 50"
<pre>@cmyk</pre>
}
HSL
HSL consists of hue, saturation and lightness, and it's represented by the HslColor class:
@using Skybrud.Colors
@{
// Initialize the color
HslColor hsl = new HslColor(240, 100, 25);
// Outputs "HSL: 240, 100, 25"
<pre>@hsl</pre>
}
RGB
RGB consists of for red, green and blue, and it's represented by the RgbColor class:
@using Skybrud.Colors
@using Skybrud.Colors.Html
@{
// Get a reference to a blue color
RgbColor blue = HtmlColors.Blue;
// Outputs "RGB: 0, 0, 255"
<pre>@blue</pre>
// Get a reference to a blue color
RgbColor red = HtmlColors.Red;
// Outputs "RGB: 255, 0, 0"
<pre>@red</pre>
}