Show your visitors today's day color, the custom of wearing a color for each day of the week. It updates itself every day, it is free, and it takes two lines of code.
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<div class="anew-thai-color"><a href="https://anewdaily.com/thai-colors-of-the-day/">color of the day</a> by ANEW</div>
<script src="https://anewdaily.com/widget/thai-color.js" async></script>For a dark background, add data-theme="dark" to the first tag:
<div class="anew-thai-color" data-theme="dark"><a href="https://anewdaily.com/thai-colors-of-the-day/">color of the day</a> by ANEW</div>
<script src="https://anewdaily.com/widget/thai-color.js" async></script>Who uses it
Restaurants and spas, travel blogs about Southeast Asia, language schools, temples and cultural associations, and anyone who likes a small daily color on their page.
What it shows
The traditional color for the current day of the week, with a link to that day's lucky colors to wear. The day colors come from Hindu astrology that became part of Southeast Asian culture. They are a cultural tradition, shared for reflection, not a prediction and not a Buddhist teaching. Read more in Colors of the day.
Terms
Free for personal and commercial sites. Please keep the credit link. Want a custom size or language? Reply to any ANEW email and ask.