<body text=?> sets the font color
<body link="?"> sets the color of links
<body vlink="?"> sets the color of links that you
have clicked on before
<body alink="?"> sets the color of links right
when you're clicking on them
<font color="?"> changes the font color
</font> returns font to the color it was before
the last <font color=?> tag
Fonts are the kinds
of letters - that is, the text - you can use on your Web page. You may have
seen fonts in other computer programs, with names like "Helvetica" and "Times
New Roman."
To color the words on
your whole page, put the font colors inside the HTML page's <body> tag.
It works like this:
If you type:
<body text=lime link=red vlink=black alink=violet>
You will
get a really hard to read, but nicely colored page, with lime green text and
red links that turn black when you click on them, and violet after you've followed them.
Now, what if you only
want to color a single word? Well, lucky for you (if not the rest of us), font
tags let you do it. If you write in your HTML file:
<font color=green>Green</font> with envy.
You'll get:
Green with envy. |
