Using The Color Picker

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To display Adobe's Color Picker, click on either the foreground or background color in the toolbox. The color picker dialog box, shown below, allows you to select a very specific shade, either by visually choosing it or by defining the color numerically.

Visually - The initial white circle is the current color. Drag the little triangles on the vertical color slider to change the range of colors displayed, then click on the desired shade to select it.
Numerically - Enter the correct color code in the RGB, CMYK, HSB, Lab, or Hexadecimal (Web) text boxes.

When the 'ONLY WEB COLORS' box is checked in the bottom left - hand corner of the dialog box, Photoshop will only display colors that will properly display on the World Wide Web:

When you are satisfied with your selected color, click the OK button to return to the image.

Pull down the Book menu to select the desired color system. Scroll though the available colors using the color slider on the right, then click on the color you want. Click OK to return to you image, or click Picker to return to the Adobe Color Picker dialog box.

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Codes for Colors

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Today I will be telling the codes of color in HTML.The main colors are RED, Green, and Blue. There are 16 widely known color names defines in HTML. These name and thier associated HEX RGB values are shown below -:
Aqua-#00FFFF
Black - #000000
Blue - #0000FF
Fuchsia - #FF00FF
Gray -#808080
Green -#008000
Lime -#00FF00
Maroon -#800000
Navy -#000080
Olive -#808000
Purple - #800080
Red -#FF0000
Silver -#C0C0C0
Teal - #008080
White - #FFFFF
Yellow - #FFFF00

There are many more colors and hex values.