The function $contrastColor calculates either 'black' or 'white' as a contrast of the given color. If the color code is returned as a hexadecimal number, a '#' character will be prefixed automatically, so it can be used in HTML markups.

Syntax

$contrastColor(color[,resultAsInteger])

Parameter

Name

Description

color

An arbitrary color as positive 16 bit integer or as hexadecimal number with a maximum of 6 digits and preceded by the '#' character.

e.g. 9965381 or '9965381' or '#980f45'

resultAsInteger
(optional)

A Boolean value indicating whether the result of the function should be returned as a 16 bit integer (true),
or as a 6 digit hexadecimal number preceded by the '#' character (false).
If this parameter is not given at all, it will be interpreted as false.

Hint: 0 is interpreted as false and 1 is interpreted as true.

Return value

Black or white as contrast color to the given color.

Examples

Input	Output	Color
color = '#ffffff' resultAsInteger = false	'#000000'	Black
color = '#ffffff' resultAsInteger = true	0	Black
color = 0 resultAsInteger = false	'#ffffff'	White
color = 0 resultAsInteger = true	16581374	White
color = '#980f45'	'#ffffff'	White