On Aug 24, 9:38 am, Sefu <[email protected]> wrote: > The '#' problem is still unsolved, but I managed to figure out the > correct way of using the '0x' alternative... with the 'degree' > declaration in HSL values (#ff0000, at 1º, would be 0x000001 - don't > know the reason for those three leading 0's). > Good work! Now we are making real progress ... removing the hex and # altogether, I just tried simple hue values like hue: "60" for yellow, "120" for green, "180" for cyan, "240" for blue etc. Or the transit line example from your webpage, { hue: #ff9100 { is { hue: "34" }
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