If you do not specify a background color on your webpage, a browser will default to white. By specifying a background color, you override this default setting, so you can achieve the look you want. Although there are a variety of ways to change the background color, such as using cascading style sheets, you can use the simple HTML “bgcolor” code to accomplish the same thing. bgcolor=“COLOR” Replace “COLOR” with the actual color, but keep the quotation marks. You can use the 16 basic colors by name: black, yellow, red, maroon, gray, lime, green, olive, silver, aqua, blue, navy, white, fuchsia, purple and teal. You can also specify advanced colors in hex code, such as “#0000FF” for blue or “#000000” for black. For example, to change the background to blue, the entire body tag might look like:
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