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The standard color for any HTML page is Black. Unless you specify otherwise, the browser would display all text inside a web page in black color font. You can specify the font type, color size etc using the <Font> tag that HTML provides us. Ex: <Font face = "Verdana" color = "Red" size = "10"> will display text in Verdana font, red color and 10 pixels high in size.
One can get a color code HTML chart online. A great site too visit is html-color-codes.info on the site they have every color needed and wanted. The site even teaches users how to use these certain codes to change the color of Html. Lastly the site includes the HTML color code theory.
There are a number of websites that give information about HTML colors. These include HTML Color Codes, Wikipedia, Color Scheme Designer and Color Hex.
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A background can be added on CSS. ex: #body {background: url(../images/bodybg.jpg) repeat-x;}The HTML code for background color is Note: The code must be put inside the body tag, that is between and of your HTML script and the values of color can be change accordingly. For example, if you want to put gray background color you simply change the value to "#727272" or "#000000" for black if you want.
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The preferred method for adding background color to an element is not through HTML, but rather through CSS (i.e. the background-color statement). Older versions of HTML support the now-deprecated (and soon obsolete) bgcolor element attribute.
There is the color Pacific Blue. The color was created to represent the color of the Pacific Ocean.
The color of a hyperlink that has not been clicked can be specified by setting the "BGCOLOR" attribute in the HTML tag.
You don't use color as a 'tag' so-to-speak. To specify a color you have to add the color attribute to a HTML element. For example:your_text_here
It all really depends on what you're asking.Can you send a text message that has color, similar to HTML codes, so that the receiver sees a colorful message?No. SMS does not have color codes like HTML or other website programming languages. So, a message with black letters gets interpreted as black letters.Can you change the color of how text messages show up on your phone?This all depends on your phone. Most phones do not have this option, but there may be some out there that change the color or font of the letters from the Options menu. Try it out on your phone.