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DoGCyN 05/25/21 4:19:21 PM #1: |
Cant seem to change the damn font color of an HTML link.
nuke.message('<a href='link'>) Putting font color in front doesn't change them because it's a hyperlink. Am I screwed? --- --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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TeaMilk 05/25/21 4:22:57 PM #2: |
wtf is nuke
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Kloe_Rinz 05/25/21 4:32:53 PM #3: |
Use css
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CommonStar 05/25/21 4:35:13 PM #4: |
can't you just add the style attribute in the html line and set it to a hex color?
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DoGCyN 05/25/21 4:46:36 PM #5: |
CommonStar posted...
can't you just add the style attribute in the html line and set it to a hex color?Style doesn't work in Nuke's HTML. Or I should say it doesn't work in this context. Did try it. TeaMilk posted... wtf is nukeCompositing program. Like After Effects except it's node based instead of layer based --- --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DoGCyN 05/25/21 4:48:28 PM #6: |
Okay, it's really fucking annoying but
nuke.message('<a href='link'><font color = '+color+'>name of link</font></a>) ...worked. I could not put a color in the font color field for some reason, so I had to create a variable with the color instead. Which honestly, is what I should be doing anyway, but I'm curious why sticking "yellow" in there didn't work. Now I have to copy and paste this 1000 times. --- --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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jon1012 05/25/21 4:51:34 PM #7: |
I got a python if u kno wut i maen
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