In the body section of your HTML page, you need to add a line like this:
style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: rgb(187, 255, 238);"
Different editors may implement a slightly different style.
Here is an HTML example reference. There are lots on the web to assist you.
http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/html_examples.asp
There is no HTML tag for a background as such. You put in backgrounds by using the attributes of certain tags, depending what you want to put a background on and how you want to display the background. You can also use styles to do it. You can have a colour or an image as a background. The bgcolor attribute is used in a lot of different tags to put background colours on things. So if you wanted the background colour of your page to be red, then you would have the Body tag with the bgcolor attribute like this:If you wanted an image as the background to your page, you'd have:Using styles you can do more complicated things with backgrounds. For example, you can use a style to put a background on a paragraph in different ways:This paragraph will have your image as a background repeating horizontally.Your paragraph text goes hereThis paragraph will have your image as a background displaying only once.Your paragraph text goes hereThose are just 2 ways, but there are lots more, and they can be applied not just to paragraphs but to other structures like the body or a table or whatever you want.
Making a background on a webpage in HTML is deprecated; you are advised to use CSS instead. However, if you must use HTML and only HTML, then place the "background" attribute in the body tag of the document in question like so: <body background="http://www.example.com/picture.jpg">
This is the HTML tag: <body bgcolor="green"> or you can use codes <body bgcolor="#00FF00">
Use html only and that should give you a static page. You can put image as background by using css
You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.
Use some HTML and put your text between <div> </div> My text bellow will appear in a yellow box 1 px by 10 px. You do not have to set the dimensions but I find it better to do so <div style="background-color:yellow;border:1px solid black;padding:10px;"> <p> Remember that HTML background code is limited and does not work on all browsers. But on the other hand, CSS background code is much better and can be viewed on most browsers! </p> </div> or you can use <i><b>YELLOW</b></i> will give you italics and bold
Use an html snippet
first, you put a background, like a sky or something, then you put your greenscreen picture, on top of the background (Overlaying the track) and then you should be able to find and use the chroma key tool, then when it asks for the colour you want, use the tool that it gives you to select the background colour then, press ok (Or anything it says) and there you go, you have a green screen working, hope this helps you :)
In CSS: there will be a part underneath the section you are wanting to change called: "font-color" which will allow you to change the colour of the webpage text, same for "background-color". In HTML it is slightly easier to understand: this is the code i use when scripting <font face="pick a font" color="pick a colour" size="pick a size"> for background colour... <body bgcolor="pick a colour">
You can use CSS for this. Try body { background: #fff } Replace #fff with the name, hex code, RGBA code or HSLA code of the color you want.
you can use HTML to program a song into your website.
Two different ways you can do this: in the <body> tag, modify it to include: <body bgcolor="red"> you can also use hexadecimal (1-9 a-f) numbers to make a color, for HGB colors go to w3schools for a full reference, to use these colors include: <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> that will just give you a white background but you know the layout now!!!