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HTML HELP
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Ok This is the first and most important thing to remeber
and thats the HTML tag. You need only 2 and thats the
BEGINNING <<>html<>>
and the ENDING <<>/html<>>. Notice the
diference between the 2 codes. And everything goes
in between these 2 codes.
<<>body bgcolor="red"<>>
If you dont like red just change the color to the color your happy with. Also you can add a picture background by this code
<<>body background="and the URL"<>>
Exp. <<>body background="http://members.tripod.com/~grizzlyA/background/ matt2.jpg"<>>
To get the URL of a background code, find the background you like. When you are looking at it hit the GoT0 button on your keyboured. You will see Show Last. Click that and it will give you the URL code to use for your background. If you need places to get backgrounds from just go to my Links page and scroll down to backrounds.
<<>text="red"<>>
Or pick a color you like.
Exp.<<>body bgcolor="black" text="red"<>>
<<>html<>>
<<>body bgcolor="black" text="red"<>>
<<>/html<>>
<<>html<>>
<<>body background="http://members.tripod.com/~grizzlyA/background/ matt2.jpg" text="red"<>>
<<>/html<>>
This can be a little tricky but works just about the same way you do the background image. You get the URL of the image you like and use it in this tipe of code
<<>img src="URL"<>>
Exp.<<>img src="http://www.geocities.com/them-o-l-e/123.gif"<>>
If you want to put your image in the center of your E-mail use this code
<<>center<>> <<>/center<>>
Exp.<<>center<>>
<<>img src="http://www.geocities.com/them-o-l-e/123.gif"<>>
<<>/center<>>
<<>html<>>
<<>body bgcolor="black" text="red"<>>
<<>center<>>
<<>img src="http://www.geocities.com/them-o-l-e/123.gif"<>>
<<>/center<>>
<<>/html<>>