Bgcolor:- only colours the background
Background:-Applies a picture in the background
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bgcolor is background color.
This is the HTML tag: <body bgcolor="green"> or you can use codes <body bgcolor="#00FF00">
It is done with the bgcolor attribute. For example, to set a blue background for the whole web page, you would use it in the BODY tag, like this: <body bgcolor="blue">
If for an image: <body background="images/background.jpg"> or if for a color: <body bgcolor="#000000">
bg color is the abbreviation of background color there is a command used in HTML which set the background color which u want
The BODY tag is the one you should reference if you want to set the background color of the entire webpage, using the bgcolor attribute. For example: <body bgcolor="Blue"> This should be done using CSS. In an internal or external sheet, you want a rule similar to the following: body {background-color: #ff00ff;} If you insist on doing it inline (for whatever reason) you want to attach the STYLE attribute to the BODY tag directly, and use the same rule. <body style="background-color:#f0f;">
body bgcolor="#E6E6FA"and close the entire tag in < and >.
<body bgcolor="Black"><p> Your text here</p> </body>
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The quick answer is no you may not use more than one background colour in a layout using the body bgcolor code. You can how ever get around this by using a photo as your background. The photo can be a large photo with anything on it that you like. The photo can be really small that just repeats its pattern throughout the page.
A tag can have an additional setting in it. This is an attribute. The attributes can then be given values. For example the body tag has an attribute to set the background colour of the page. The attribute is bgcolor. What colour you specify is the value, in this case it is red: <body bgcolor="Red">
Your content goes between the body tags, so what ever you want to happen to the page must be within the body, however if you want to change the background color, then you have to enter the body...: <body bgcolor="choose your colour"> OR to add a background image <body background="insert img source here">