? align="? er" valign="top" bgc? ="#376B99">
? ong>Add or chan? he background color ? our page
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If you ? to use a ba? ound color on yo? age,? will ne? o begin by findi? he <BODY> tag. Once you have found the tag, look for a command? ? ? ord BODY that says bgcolor=&? ;col? uot; . It may look like ? :
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? align="? ">< bgc? ? ot;gray&? ? ;
? align="? ">? ? ag may have more commands inside and use? codes, like this:
And of? rse, the command? ? be ? ? all. If thi? the? e, add i? placing? pace? ? ? ord BODY and the? ? he command, like this:
Or if? don't have any other commands, ? add it in like ? :
? align="? "><BODY bgc? ? ot;gray&? ? ;
? align="? ">To change the ba? ound color, replace the word gray inside the quote m? ? h a color name or a color hex code. For a list of some common color names and hex codes, click here.
Sf you wanted to chan? he background color to green, you would type:
? align="? "><BODY bgc? ? ot;green">
Or you coul? e the hex code for green:
? align="? "><BODY bgc? ? ot;#0080? uot;>
A? doi? his,? r pa? ill have a green background. Beautiful! Now ? use? col? ou like ? he command, and add color yo? ? !
? align="? ">All righ? e only have one more body tag section left! So l? go ? o the ne? ection: Using a Background Image.
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