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Dark slate gray is one of the named colors in CSS, so darkslategray in a style sheet gives you #2F4F4F. CSS also accepts the British spelling darkslategrey. The name comes from the X11 color list of the X Window System, the source of most CSS color names. Both spellings appear in the CSS Color Module named color table, and you can browse the rest in our CSS color names list.
Gray in name only
The code mixes 47 red with 79 green and 79 blue. With red that low, the color leans toward a dark teal, and the ISCC-NBS system calls it a dark bluish green. Plain slate gray, #708090, is lighter and leans blue instead.
The X11 list has four more colors called DarkSlateGray1 to DarkSlateGray4. Oddly, they are light to medium cyans, from #97FFFF down to #528B8B, and they look nothing like the base color. White text on #2F4F4F has a contrast ratio of 8.93 to 1.

