A graphical background created by tiling an image of your choice across the screen For an example of the above attributes as they are used in your document, see the Syntax section. Color Names and Numbers To represent a color we need to use either the color name or the hexadecimal numeric equivalent. A more encompassing method to represent color is to use the hexadecimal numeric equivalent. Below are some commonly used color numbers. In this example, the background is black and the text is yellow.
Links are red, visited links are white but turn green when first selected.
The color and background attributes above control background, text and link colors for the entire document. The order they are listed in is not important. Note that hexadecimal color numbers were used instead of color names. This command is used when you want to use an image from a graphic file, rather than a color name or number, for your background. You must insert the folder or directory path and filename for your background between the quotes after the background command.