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Background Label
1. How to use : <body bgcolor= "#ffffff" background= "bg.jpg" >
2. Label Explanation : This label should be old to talk about, after all, it is to make a Web page indispensable one of the basic elements, our background color or picture settings and the color of the connection font, all put in the <BODY> tag inside. Explain:
Background color |
Usage: <body bgcolor= "color code" > Set background color. Some people will say: "I have set the background picture, the background color still useful?" "Of course it works!" When the user is connected to your station, if the background image has not yet been displayed, it will first show the background color, you say, is not more than a piece of gray ash more good-looking! |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body bgcolor= "#F9E6A2" > This is the area of this article </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect |
Background image |
Usage: <body background= "picture name, Path" > Set background image. Pictures can be JPG or GIF format pictures, strongly suggest: The image is not too large, otherwise the page load will be very slow. |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body background= "Bg.jpg" > This is the area of this article </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect |
Page content, connection text color settings
1. How to use : <body text= "#000000" link= "#0000ff" vlink= "#ff00ff" alink= "#ff0000 >
2. Label explanation : Use the color attribute in the font label, you can set the color of the text, but there is no mention of the color of the text how to modify the value, this <BODY> tag, there is a set page content, connection and other text color values. Usage is as follows:
Web page content Color |
Usage: <body text= "color code" > Set general text color, that is, if you don't specifically set the text color, the browser will display the color you set. |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body text= "#0906A2" > This is the area of this article </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect |
Connection color |
Usage: <body link= "color code" > set "Connection" color. As long as there is a connection to the place will appear you specified color, of course, if you click on the connection, it will become another color, the following will be explained. |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body link= "#FF6600" > <a href= "http://www.webjx.com" > Connection text </A> </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect (set the connection to orange) |
Color when connecting |
Usage: <body alink= "color code" > set "click Connect" color, that is, when you click on the connection of the mouse to display the color of the moment. |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body alink= "#BLUE" > <a href= "http://www.webjx.com" > Connection text </A> </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect (click the mouse to connect the moment will appear we now set the blue) |
Connected colors |
Usage: <body vlink= "color code" > set "click Connect" color, that is, if the connection has been clicked, then the color displayed. The idea is to make it easy for users to identify which connections have been gone and which connections have not been clicked. |
Raw code |
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> This is the title </TITLE> </HEAD> <body vlink= "RED" > <a href= "http://www.webjx.com" > Connection text </A> </BODY> </HTML> |
Show results |
Click here to see the demo effect (set the clicked connection to appear in red) |