The kitCommand ~~ ral ~~ provide you with a full RAL color palette. You can select a specific RAL color, multiple colors or specific RAL palettes. A click to a color can return his RAL value to the given URL.
For a general help to the kitCommands, the usage and the general available parameters please refer the kitCommand help.
The parameter color is identical to colors - you can use this parameter as singular or plural expression like you want.
Specify one or more RAL color codes or parts of them.
~~ ral colors[] ~~
without any number between the square brackets will display all available RAL colors (around 220 colors)
~~ ral colors[8014] ~~
will display the color RAL 8014 - Sepia brown.
~~ ral colors[8014,9007] ~~
will display the colors RAL 8014 - Sepia brown and RAL 9007 - Grey aluminium
~~ ral colors[1] ~~
will display all colors from RAL 1001 up to RAL 1040
~~ ral colors[901] ~~
will display the colors RAL 9010, RAL 9011, RAL 9016, RAL 9017 and RAL 9018.
You can combine them as you want.
By default ~~ ral ~~ will display color squares with a height of 100 pixels, you can specify another height
~~ ral ... height[50] ~~
will display squares with a height of 50 pixels.
If you specify a link as target, ~~ ral ~~ will create links for each RAL color and on a click call the given link with a attached GET parameter ral=<number>, where <number> is the RAL color number which was selected.
The link is expected as a complete URL:
~~ ral ... link[http://localhost/page/ral-result.php] ~~
will create a link, i.e. for RAL 9020 like
http://localhost/page/ral-result.php?ral=9020
so it is easy to use ~~ ral ~~ for your own applications.
By default ~~ ral ~~ will display color squares with a width of 150 pixels, you can specify another width
~~ ral ... width[120] ~~
will display squares with a width of 120 pixels.