Overview
There are 5 different aspect of a web page color you can control. They
are the background, the regular text, the unvisited links, the
currently active link and visted links. Of these, the currently active
link is least likely to be used.
The HTML coding is fairly simple. For the background color use this:
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
This produces a page with a white background because the color code
#FFFFFF is the code for white.
To change the text color, use the
following:
<body text="#000000">
This produces a page with black text because the color code #000000 is
the code for black.
To change the unvisited links color,
use the following:
<body link="#00FF00">
This produces a page with blue links because the color code #00FF00 is
the code for blue.
To change the active link color, use
the following:
<body alink="#DB70DB">
This produces a page with purple links while the link is active because
the color code #DB70DB is the code for purple.
To change the active link color, use
the following:
<body vlink="#FF0000">
This produces a page with red visited links because the color code
#FF0000 is the code for red.