<div>
$color=0xEE; &nbsp; /// don't quote<br />
($this_pixel['red'] &lt;&nbsp;$color or $this_pixel['green'] &lt;&nbsp;$color or $this_pixel['blue'] &lt;&nbsp;$color)
</div>


$color=0xEE;   /// don't quote
($this_pixel['red'] < $color or $this_pixel['green'] < $color or $this_pixel['blue'] < $color)

<div>
<div class="content wysiwyg-content">
if ($this_pixel['red'] &lt;&nbsp;0xEE or $this_pixel['green'] &lt;&nbsp;0xEE or $this_pixel['blue'] &lt;&nbsp;0xEE)<br />
<br />
<br />
want 0xEE to be a varible<br />
<br />
$color='0xEE';<br />
<br />
is this the correct format<br />
($this_pixel['red'] &lt;&nbsp;$color or $this_pixel['green'] &lt;&nbsp;$color or $this_pixel['blue'] &lt;&nbsp;$color)
</div>
</div>


if ($this_pixel['red'] < 0xEE or $this_pixel['green'] < 0xEE or $this_pixel['blue'] < 0xEE)


want 0xEE to be a varible

$color='0xEE';

is this the correct format
($this_pixel['red'] < $color or $this_pixel['green'] < $color or $this_pixel['blue'] < $color)

color to variable

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