Attributes
Attributes consist of code that is placed inside a tag to change the features of
what the tag represents. For instance, adding attributes to the 'BODY' tag will
make anything between the body tags match the attributes. They are represented by
a word (the feature) followed by an '=' and the corresponding value. This page is not all
inclusive, but it should give you a great place to start.
Example
<BODY ALINK=FF0000 LINK=AA00FF VLINK=0000FF TEXT=330077
BACKGROUND="http://YourWebsite/YourImagesFolder/YourBackgrnd.jpg">
~~~~~~
~~~~~~
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</BODY>
In the example above, the 'BODY' tag contains five attributes. (Note: Attributes are
only listed in the opening tag.) Four of the attributes
deal with color for: active links (that are currently being clicked), links (that have
not been followed), viewed links (that have already been followed), and the default color
for text on the page. The 'BACKGROUND' attribute sets an image as the background for a
page, by tiling it across and down.
Each section from here forward tells the attributes that may be used for its tags.