How do I change the background color in this html code?

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Answer 1

you need to put the background color for the page in the body tag. like so...







ff0000 is just red in hexadecimal code. if you don't know the hex value of a color you can just refer to most of them by regular names such as red, yellow, black, etc.



you can get more info here: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colors.asp

Answer 2

The *right* way to do this is in your css file. Add a style for body as follows:



body { background-color: #336699 }



Also, stop using the tag. It is not supported in HTML 4.01 and beyond. Use CSS to define the fonts.

Answer 3

easiset way is where it says

just do this

il send u a link for all the colors

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/backgrounds/article.php/3478751#color

just click on the color code icon but read first



or just simple

for stadard 10 colors but quite limited



or if u want go bit deaper use css



http://www.mako4css.com/TBody.htm







or







which is very good since it allows u to add colour (rgb means red green blue) so for blue u got 00,00,225

for red 225,000,000

white is 225,225,225

black 000,000,00

Answer 4

change the body tag to one of these











the first one is a hexidecimal color the second one is a rgb color and the third one is a word. you can use the most common colors as words (blue, green, yellow) but most colors use the other two forms