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In excitement or frustration we may forget some common sense. So I am including a link to helpful quotes again. This might help in coping on the road to becoming a cruelty free web master.

Wise Sayings

Now that you know something about colors, you may be wondering where how to set up your page code for them. Here are the basic codes for setting up a page.

<HTML>
<TITLE>Page Title Goes Here</TITLE>
<BODY BGCOLOR="WHITE" TEXT="BLACK"
LINK="RED" VLINK="BLUE" ALINK="GREEN">
(Body of your page goes here
including Heading, text, links, etc.)
</BODY>
</HTML>

Click here to see how this page would look.

Here is another example using the alphanumeric or rather hexadecimal codes to designate specific colors.:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> This is the document's title </TITLE> </HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#FFFFFF"
LINK="#FF0000" ALINK="#0000FF" VLINK="#FFFF00">
This is the text in the body of the document.
Assuming your browser supports
the BGCOLOR attribute of the BODY tag,
the background of this document
should be black.
The foreground color
should be white.

</BODY>
</HTML>

Click here to see how a page would look with the codes used just above.

I used the terms "white", "black", "red", and "green" - because they can work like that on webtv. Not all color terms will work though. You can use the alphanumeric codes to designate a more specific shade.

TEXT:
This stands for any text that is not a link.

LINK:
This stands for any link that has not been clicked yet.

ALINK:
This designates the color for the active link, the link you just clicked on.

VLINK:
This designates the color for the link after it has already been visited.

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