If one of the following attributes is used,
they all should be specified in order to avoid color conflicts;
for example, you may assign a backgound color and a visitor may
have his/her browser set to display text in the same color, making
your page unreadable. All these attributes should be specified
in a single tag.
| <b><BODY BGCOLOR="#ff6600"></b> |
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- sets the background color for the page as a whole.
| <b><BODY TEXT="#ff6600"></b> |
|
- sets the text color for the page as a whole.
| <b><BODY LINK="#ff6600"></b> |
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- sets the unvisited link color for the page as a whole.
| <b><BODY VLINK="#ff6600"></b> |
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- sets the visited link color for the page as a whole.
| <b><BODY ALINK="#ff6600"></b> |
|
- sets the activated link color (i.e. the color of the link as
users click on it) for the page as a whole.
<b><FONT COLOR="#cc6600"><font color="#cc6600">sample
text</font></FONT></b> |
|
- sets the color of selected text within a page.
Although the following attributes are not included in the HTML 3.2
specification for , , and
elements, they are included in the HTML
4.0 proposal and have been supported by Netscape
since version 3.0 and by Internet
Explorer since version 2.0.
| <b><TABLE BGCOLOR="#ff6600"></b> |
|
- sets the background color for an entire table.
| <b><TH BGCOLOR="#ff6600"></b> |
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- sets the background color for one header cell within a table.
| <b><TD BGCOLOR="#ff6600"></b> |
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- sets the background color for one data cell within a table.
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