colours change during preview

kuroneko

I occasionally use colours in code blocks to highlight certain aspects. A while back the colour tags were inserted by name (e.g. [noparse][/noparse], OK). Now I get the RGB value (e.g. [noparse][/noparse], NG). Problem with the latter is that when I do a preview of my post it changes from 0000FF to 020FC0. It doesn't seem to be the colour tag itself. If I insert # 0000FF anywhere into the text (space after # to avoid replacement) a preview will replace that with #020FC0.

Is there some script doing a bit too much work?

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

kuroneko wrote:

Is there some script doing a bit too much work?

It's probably a Good Thing that the forum software is doing for you. 0000FF hardly ever stands out against a light background.

-Phil

Oh, this is just too much! In my comment above, I preceded 0000FF with a pound sign and, even though it was not used in a tag, if converted it to #020FC0!

kuroneko

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) wrote: »

It's probably a Good Thing that the forum software is doing for you. 0000F0 hardly ever stands out against a light background.

[COLOR="#020FC0"]waitpeq $, #0[/COLOR]     ' #020FC0, was 0000FF
[COLOR="blue"]waitpeq $, #0[/COLOR]     ' blue
[COLOR="#0000FE"]waitpeq $, #0[/COLOR]     ' #0000FE

When I say blue I want blue, the translated/changed value is too dark.

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

Try #0000FE.

#020FC0

But, OH Smile!! It even gets changed in code block text. BUUUUUMP!!!

-Phil

kuroneko

Try this one [noparse]#[/noparse]0000FF (reply with quote to see the source).

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

kuroneko wrote: »

Try this one [noparse]#[/noparse]0000FF (reply with quote to see the source).

Ha!!

-Phil

Bump

O_o
#020FC0

What the... well isn't that special.
#020FC0

Must be something in this new filter, along with all of the other fun changes.