The choice of colors will be your own, but starts with Sunday and then puts them in the order of the days. This page is not running the script itself, so you will not see the following background color for the days:
| Sunday #6699cc |
| Monday #9966cc |
| Tuesday #cc9966 |
| Wednesday #ccccff |
| Thursday #cc99cc |
| Friday #007878 |
| Saturday #000000 |
Those colors were chosen to work within the design of this screen, which means they sometimes repeat other colors from the screen. The color you need to be looking at is the one that frames the whole of the webpage, the color nearest the edge of the browser.
Remember, you don't need to change any of the published code, you just need to add the command below and adapt the onLoad tag. If you're not sure how it works, try looking at the source of the popup example.
This program has two parts to it. Most of it is just pasted between the <head> tags exactly as it appears in the box below. This sets the code up ready to be called.
This code doesn't work if you've set the background color using stylesheets.
Part 1) Set following code between the <head></head> tags as shown:
Part 2) To actually change the color, this command is added to the <body> tag as shown (all on one line):
Add the following between the <body> tags if you want to see daily changes in a chart like above:
Optional Code:
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