Color Flipper || Simple

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Color Flipper || Simple

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Last edited Jun 13, 2020

Created on Jun 13, 2020

This example presents a color flipper that changes the background color of a page. It includes two modes: a simple mode using a predefined array of CSS color names and values, and a hex mode generating random hexadecimal color codes. The page is built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, featuring a navigation bar in the simple mode and a button that triggers the color change.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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