To change a page’s background color decide what color you want and then add the bgcolor attribute to the<body> tag .the <body> tag, in case you’ve forgotten, is the tag that surrounds all the content of your HTML file. <head> contains the title, and <body> contains almost averting else. Bgcolor is an HTML extension introduced by Netscape in the 1.1 version of the browser and incorporated into HTML 3.2.
To use color numbers for backgrounds, you enter the value of the bgcolor attribute of the <body> tag (the hexadecimal number you found in the preceding section) in quotation marks. They look like the following:
<body bgcolor = “#ffffff”>
<body bgcolor=”#934c8”>
To use color names, simply use the name of the color as the value to bgcolor:
<body bgcolor =”white”>
<body bgcolor=”green”>
NOTE
Some browsers enable you to indicate color numbers without the leading hash sign (#). Although this method might seem more convenient, it’s incompatible with many other browsers.
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