HTML – <body> tag
As we have mentioned earlier in another tutorial, the <body> tag is the one that contains everything that will be shown in a web page: tables, forms, paragraphs, photos and anything else.
All this are entered between <body> and </body> tag.
HTML – Attributes of the body tag
- leftmargin – establishes an edge in the left side of the page (an empty space)
- topmargin – establishes an edge in the top side of the page (an empty space)
An example would be:
HTML Code:
<body topmargin="50">
This text is located at a distance of 50 pixels of the top of the page
</body>
HTML Code:
<body leftmargin="50">
This text is located at a distance of 50 pixels to the left of the page
</body>
You can copy this code into a notepad file, saving it as .html to view it best.
HTML – Text color established by the body tag
HTML Code:
<body text="red" >
or
<body text="rgb(255,0,0)" >
This part of the code will set the base font color as red, in case another color is not specified within the paragraph tag, <p>.
HTML – Link color set by the body tag
Same as the text, you can set the viewed or not viewed links color with the help of the body tag.
HTML Code:
<body link="white" vlink="black" >
or
<body link="rgb(255,255,255)" vlink="rgb(0,0,0)" >
This method is used very rarely though, using the CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) being much easier and more practical.
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