Difference between revisions of "Template:Difficulty color"
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Kevin Wang (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<includeonly>{{#vardefine:val|{{{1|3}}}}}{{Hex interpolate|800|fff|fraction=0.{{#sub:{{#var:val}}|0|1}}{{#ifexpr:{{#len:{{#var:val}}}}=2 |{{#ifeq:{{#sub:{{#var:val}}|1|1}}|-|3...") |
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− | <includeonly>{{#vardefine:val|{{{1|3}}}}}{{ | + | <includeonly>{{#vardefine:val|{{{1|3}}}}}{{#vardefine:decimal|0.{{#expr:{{#sub:{{#var:val}}|0|1}}-1}}{{#ifexpr:{{#len:{{#var:val}}}}=2 |
− | |{{#ifeq:{{#sub:{{#var:val}}|1|1}}|-| | + | |{{#ifeq:{{#sub:{{#var:val}}|1|1}}|-|2|8}} |
− | |5}}}}</includeonly><noinclude> | + | |5}}}}style="background: #{{Hex interpolate|aa0000|ddffdd|fraction={{#var:decimal}}}}; color: {{#ifexpr:{{#var:decimal}}>0.5|white|black}}" data-sort-value={{#var:decimal}}</includeonly><noinclude>The idea here is to have a consistent color for difficulties on the [[QBReader]] numerical scale. Just randomly chose to [[Template:Hex interpolate|interpolate]] between #fff and #800 (a sort of dark red). |
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 26 February 2024
The idea here is to have a consistent color for difficulties on the QBReader numerical scale. Just randomly chose to interpolate between #fff and #800 (a sort of dark red).
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