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Basic Body Tags:Background | Background Color | Text Color | Link Color | Visited Link Color
This attribute specifies an image to display in the background of the document. The URL value can be an absolute URL (for example, "http://www.yourcompany.com/images/image1.htm") or a relative URL (for example, "images/image1.gif"). The image is tiled, which means it is repeated in a grid to fill the entire window or frame where the document is displayed.
Background Color: > Back > Top Sets the color of the background.
Sets the default color of normal text (that is, text that is not in a link) in the document.
Sets the default text color of unvisited links in the document. An unvisited link is a link that has not been clicked on (or followed).
Active Link Color: > Back > Top Specifies the color to which links briefly change when clicked. After flashing the ALINK color, visited links change to the VLINK color if it has been specified; otherwise they change to the browser's default visited link color.
Visited Link Color: > Back > Top Specifies the text color of visited (followed) links in a document.
Specifies JavaScript Code to execute when the document finishes loading. There are different attributes that go with the onload tag. This is an example of a message prompt when the page loads.
In the following example,
This just shows you how you can have more than one body tag. It shows you how to sets the background color to light yellow, ordinary text to black, unvisited links to blue, visited links to green, and active links to red and prompts the user with a message when the page loads.
List of body tags: > Back > Top <BODY
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