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The background color would be a hex number like #eeeeee or the title of the color like lightslateblue p{ background: #/name }
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Use the CSS declaration "background-color" For instance... <style type="text/css"> body { background-color: red; } </style> That code will change the background color to red. Background color will take the same values for a color as all other CSS color. A named color keyword, a hex RGB value, a decimal RGB value, and a decimal RGBA value.
<font style="background-color: red;">this text will have a red background</font>
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The background color would be a hex number like #eeeeee or the title of the color like lightslateblue p{ background: #/name }
The background color would be a hex number like #eeeeee or the title of the color like lightslateblue p{ background: #/name }
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Assuming the text you're trying to add a background color to text within a div: # divname { height: 100; width: 100; } function onchange(divname) { document.getElementById(divname).style.backgroundColor = "blue"; } link Or do you just want a static color behind your text? # bluebg { background-color: blue; }OR look at my text!
Themes are the only ways of changing the background color. It cannot be changed manually as such.
Highlight the paragraph, then edit the font - usually this is located in the "home" section of Word 07 - also, in the same section, there will be colour (text colour and highlight colour), choose change text colour and it should change for you.
To change the color, you must type "color" followed by a number and a letter. The number represents the background color and the letter represents the text color. To view the available colors, enter "color g" into CMD. This will give you a list of the available colors for text and background and the letter/number that cooresponds. Decide what color combination you want and type the appropriate number and letter. For example, if you want red text on a purple background, you would type "color 5C" (because 5=purple and C=red).
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You change it by hitting the edit button on the top, right-hand corner. Then you hit the "T" with the artist painting thing around it. Click "Text color", or "Background color." Then move the mark around to the desired color.
You can change text and background colors via the following commands... Edit > Preferences > Accessibility > check Replace Document Colors.
To change the credit text color in Windows Movie Maker:> Once you've got your credit text placed, click on change the text font and color> Click the 'A' button below the word Color> A color menu appears. Choose a color, then click Ok.