how to retain the same color of ASP page in Browsers

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hi all,

i have a Default.aspx page and have used some images which are in light Brown. When i run that page on Chrome Browser, will display Default page with dark Red not as we gave. And other browers not supporting. My qestion is how to retain the same color of Default page in Browser and do maintain browser compatibility.
plz reply with an example

Posted 28-Apr-11 0:21am

ks ravi

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m@dhu 28-Apr-11 6:37am

Not clear.

Ankur^\m/ 28-Apr-11 8:07am

I haven't ever experienced color behaving differently in different browsers.
You say you have some images for the background. And it is not being displayed in browsers except Chrome. Which format are you using?

ks ravi 28-Apr-11 8:20am

thanks for replay,Actually My question is Images are being displayed but diffrent color format like Light Brown to Red.And i want same color(Light Brown) to be display on browser. I guess you got my point now.Please replay.

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lakhina · Answer 1 · 2011-04-28T01:57:00

Solution 1

question is not clear
but if you are using color then instead of assigning color names(like sky blue,light brown,gray) try to assign color codes (like #ffffff,#000000,#808083)
but make sure if you are playing with colors
Thanks pradeep lakhina

Posted 28-Apr-11 1:57am

lakhina

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ks ravi 28-Apr-11 8:11am

thanks for replay,But how to maintain same Image Colors(like light Brown) on Browsers,please note that i'm using plain images.now my que is clear

lakhina 28-Apr-11 8:15am

what sort of images you are using i mean to say "format of images"
like jpg,gif,png

ks ravi 28-Apr-11 8:21am

thanks,jpg and gif format images

CodeHawkz 29-Apr-11 2:12am

It should NOT be happening. :S Weird if it is so. Do you mind posting a sample code? So we can try it out?

rajat_s_gupta09 · Answer 2 · 2011-04-28T06:31:00

Solution 2

If you are asking about maintaining different colors for different browsers, need to look into ASP.NET Personalization and Profiles. You can make use of annonymous as well as authenticated users as well..

Thanks

Posted 28-Apr-11 6:31am

rajat_s_gupta09