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Go to
Format
- Page Colors and Background.
You can change individual colors
of text, links and page background by clicking on buttons and choosing
color.
Text
Default color of all text.
(Change color of individual
words by highlighting text and using color palette.)
However, all
link text on page is same color. |
Link Text
Color of underlined text
When clicked, opens different webpage.
Active Link
Color link text briefly changes
to on mouse-click.
Followed
Link
Color of text when user returns to page after visiting linked page. |
Instead of a solid background color,
you can use a picture or texture that tiles over the browser window. All
images are separate files, and must be saved into your "My Webpages" folder
to be properly used by Netscape Composer. Here are some samples you can save
into your folder for this lesson.
(Place cursor over image, right click, highlight Save Image As and left-click.
When window opens, save into My Webpages folder.)
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The Background
Image field is near the bottom;
click the Choose
File button.
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In window, find My Webpages
folder. Open it.
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Choose and highlight filename of image.
Click Open.
Filename
appears
in Background Image field, and
above it the background is displayed behind the text so you can see if your
text will show up against the background.
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If you like it click
OK. The new background is displayed.
If you don't like it, click
Choose file, go back and pick another. - If you want to return to a solid color, remove the filename from the Background Image field and click OK.
Under the Format menu is also Page Title and Properties.
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In the Title field you can change
Title of the page.
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Type your name in the Author
field.
It isn't displayed in the browser,
but is displayed on the actual HTML page. (See HTML link)
Be sure to click the Save
button on the toolbar when finished making changes to Page Colors or Title.
Now let's
put some more pictures on our webpage. |
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