Eyedropper
Hey guys, it would be extremely helpful to have an eyedropper in order to sample color for best on-site match of our design.
Thanks a lot for the splendid work. I love working on Webydo.
Cheers!
Alan
Alan Zee
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Anonymous
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We all love webydo and for alot of us it is like working in photoshop, the only thing missing is the Eyedropper tool! We would all love to be able to select colours for parts of the site using the content that already exists, As it stands a lot of us are constantly "Print screening" then opening in photoshop to use THEIR eyedropper tool to get the colour hex. Long winded and frustrating.
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Olivia - Webydo Team
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Hi Edson!
You should be able to access the colour codes of your saved colours in the "Site Presets" section.
However, this really is a great idea and something that has already come up. We will definitely take this into consideration in our next updates.Olivia :)
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Edson
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For real graphic designers dealing with colors with fast selectors such as colorpickers is a must.
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Michael S.
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At first I thought this it a great idea, but then I think how spoiled we already are with features unmatched in the industry. A browser add-on can suffice.
I would prefer they work on parallax scrolling or something we cannot achieve now.
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Alan Zee
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try installing Colorzilla for FF or chrome..!!
However, beloved Webydo team- - - it would be great to have Mac's color management in order to save color palates for each site/client
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Anonymous
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Bring on the eyedropper please .... very quick and time saving for color and tone duplications. Never realized how much I used it on last program until migrating over to Webydo.
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JMb
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Yes just use Colorzilla or similar browser extension for FF or chrome
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Marianna Zhovtis commented
Thats great idea to match the color to the colors of the pictures
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Linda Siegel
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Mac's color management is really ideal. It saves color palates for each site and client so you can use them across client work... please 'o please add to Webydo!:)
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Yvonne Sing commented
I know designers aren't fans of this, but if push comes to shove, you can use hex codes as a workaround for now. I found a website which lists palette info across primary colors, pastels, browns, etc. with the matching hex codes: http://www.tinygorilla.com/Easter_eggs/PallateHex.html
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Alexxi Gumparr
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If you design in Firefox you can just enable the colorzilla add-on and it comes with an eyedropper, color picker, etc right in the browser.
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Matt
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Great idea, it would be an awesome time saving tool.
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SEG
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Hi Gabriella -
Can you share the name of the browser tool you are using? I would love to use that in the meantime until the Webydo team will figure this one out :) -
Gabriella
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I am using an browser tool for that..but having it in the system would be so much better!
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SEG
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I agree with Julia. Graphic designers are in constant need for the grace of the eyedropper..!! Bring it in :)
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Julia
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I see you are trying to be like a graphic program, and that feature is necessary for that
