Question

I’m using this and it doesn’t return anything to me

function returnColorValue(that) {
    //that equal to a jq object
    if (that.css("color") == '#ffffff' || that.css("color") == '#fff' || that.css("color") == 'white' || that.css("color") == 'rgb(255, 255, 255)' || that.css("color") == 'rgba(255, 255, 255)') {
        console.log(that.css("color"));
    } 
}

and stranger than that- each browser will use a different method.
In chrome and ff i found nothing.
I used also rgba and it didn’t help me at all…

I cannot compare to any classes (like was suggested here) cause the value of this classes changes between contexts of different pages.

Thanks for all the helpers.

Shlomi.

Answer 1

The CSS property for background color is, quite literally, background-color. The color property refers to the foreground, or text, color.