let’s say I have some given coordinates x and y for a pixel, how could I make it red (keeping everything else on the page just white) in HTML? Is it possible in HTML?
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let’s say I have some given coordinates x and y for a pixel, how could I make it red (keeping everything else on the page just white) in HTML? Is it possible in HTML?
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{X}and{Y}with the real coordinates you have. Might need to mess withz-index, depending on the page. Usingposition: fixedwill let you position it relative to the browser, rather than the document.