3.<body></body>
<body></body> is the main part of an HTML document that can contain <p>, </p>,
Examples of property uses
<body bgcolor= "#rrggbb" > Set background color. <body bgcolor= "Red" > Red background
<body text= "#rrggbb" > Set text color. <body text= "#0000ff" > Blue text
<body link= "#rrggbb" > Set the link color. <body link= "Blue" > links to Blue
<body vlink= "#rrggbb" > set the color of the links you have used. <body vlink= "#ff0000" >
<body alink= "#rrggbb" > set the color of the link that is being hit. <body alink= "Yellow" >
Description: These properties can be used in combination, such as <body bgcolor= "Red" text= "#0000ff" >. The RRGGBB in quotation marks are RGB (that is, red, green, and blue three-color combinations) in six hexadecimal digits, such as the #ff0000 corresponding to red. In addition, you can use the constant name given in the HTML language to represent colors: black, white, Green, maroon, Olive, Navy, Purple, Gray, Yellow, Lime, Agua, Fuchsia, Silver, Red , Blue, and teal, such as <body text= "Blue" > indicates that the text in the <body></body> flag pair is displayed in the browser's box using blue.
4.<title></title>
A person who has used a browser may notice the text information displayed in the top blue part of the browser window, which is generally the "subject" of the Web page, and it is very simple to display the theme of your Web page to the top of the browser, as long as the <title></title> Add the text you want to display between the label pairs. Note that the:<title></title> flag pair can only be placed between the