Basic
Tags for
o page backgrounds o editing the link colour editing in Netscape Composer used in BCS 500 and MRK410 at Seneca College |
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updated 2006 Jan 23
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In
class, some students were asking about the blue coloured hyperlink and
if it could be changed.
Yes, you can change the colour of hyperlinks - however most editors create them with the default being blue. If you want to change the
colour of a hyperlink you can use the following tag.
<BODYBGCOLOR="BLACK"LINK="WHITE"> Would give you a basic black page with the hyperlinks being white <BODYBGCOLOR="BLACK"LINK="WHITE"VLINK="WHITE" ALINK="WHITE"> Would
give you a basic black page with the hyperlinks being white, and, after
you click on it the "after"colour of the hyperlink will also be white
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Example of changing
the colour of the link text, or color of the background within Netscape
Composer
1. click on FORMAT in the menu bar, move down to Page Colors and Properties
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2. when the
menu pops up, click on Colors and Background
When you click on the "Normal Text" box, a smaller color pallette pops up from which you can pick any color
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