Chapter 9. Colors and Backgrounds
Remember the first time you changed the colors of a web page? Instead
of the old black text on a gray background with blue links, all of a
sudden you could use any combination of colors you
desired—perhaps light blue text on a black background with lime
green hyperlinks. From there, it was just a short hop to colored text
and, eventually, even to multiple colors for the text in a page,
thanks to <FONT
COLOR="...">. Once you could add background
images, too, just about anything became possible, or so it seemed.
CSS takes color and backgrounds even further, letting you apply many
different colors and backgrounds to a single page, and all without a
single FONT or TABLE tag.
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