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HTML Background Explanation.
Here in HTML Tutorial you will learn that besides html hyperlinks, the other great advantage of the
Web is the ability to integrate graphic images into a web
document as its background. Some would argue that this represents one of
the greatest strengths of the Web. Graphics are certainly
used as heavily as html hyperlinks, and represent most of the data which is
transferred, so it's fitting that we spend some time discussing them. By the
time we finish this
HTML Tutorial section of HTML Backgrounds, we'll be able to create web pages that
will make you the envy of your friends! So that would be
the case if you had friends like mine. Never mind.
In HTML document you have <body> tag and this tag has two attributes where you can specify backgrounds
for your entire web page. The first attribute is bgcolor where you can
specify the color of your web page like red, blue, green etc and the second one
is background and here you can specify the path or url of an image, The image
will be display on the background of your web page. The background of a
your web page can be a color or an image.
HTML Bgcolor
This attribute of <body> tag specifies the background-color
for your HTML page. The value of this attribute can be
a Hexadecimal or Number or RGB (Red, Green , Blue) value, or a
color name
directly.
<body bgcolor="FFFFFF">
<body bgcolor="rgb(255,255,255)">
<body bgcolor="whiite">
All the
above line will make your web page background white and here in line first
bgcolor's value can be 0 to 9 or A to F Hexadecimal and on the next line we can
give any value form 0 to 255 and the first attribute of rgb is red second is
green and third is for blue like rgb(red,green,blue). In third line we write
the value of bgcolr as the name of color like red, green, blue , white, black
etc.
HTML Backgrounds.
Here HTML Tutorial will guide how the html background attribute specifies a background-image for
an HTML page. The value of this attribute is a path or url of the
image you want to use as back ground. If the image is smaller than the
browser window, the image will repeat itself until it fills
the entire browser window entirely.
<body background="image_Name.jpg">
OR
<body background="https://www.globalguideline.com/images/ggl.gif">
We can set path for an image absolutely like the name of the picture which will
be as background as shown in line first and we can also set a URL for an image
like line two .If you want to use a background image for your web page,
you should keep in mind that the background image increase the loading time too much.
And you should remember that will the background image look good with other images on the page?
Try to use the image which is compatible with the text colors on the page and
looks good. If the background image repeated then is is looking good or not?
Also examine that may be the used image take away the focus of viewer from the
text.
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