Where do you find a backrounds HTML code?

Answer 1

To put an image in a webpage as a background image, you replace the plain code with this code:

Replace *.jpeg with the filename of the image to be used for the background.

(The bgproperties="fixed" part of the code is optional:
If you include it, the image will not move as you scroll the page; if you don't include it, the image will move as you scroll the page.)

Answer 2

Right click on the background and click "view source". That should give you all the coding they used on the page.

Answer 3

Do you mean how to set a background? You have normally:



where COLOR is one of the following:

1. preset color, such as 'red'
2. hexadecimal color in the form #RRGGBB (or #RGB) such as #FF6633 or its equivalent shorthand #F63

Also, if you want a background image, you can use:



However, if you want more control of your background image, or just not to use deprecated code, CSS is your answer. For instance, in your section, you may have:



You can check out the rest of the background properties here:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

Answer 4

html codes are worthless to anyone that doesn't understand html or css. there is no way to make adjustments to them if you don't know html or css

Answer 5

You might find it on PDF Files, Microsoft Word Files, or any other word file you open.

Answer 6

Look for something like that, within the tag.

Answer 7

what ar eyooh useing it for? like an xanga...mysace??