If you are not making your site using Expage, and you are using the advanced editor, then use these tags to make your site. Contents of page Hosted by www.Geocities.ws Here are the explanation of the tags. Hosted by www.Geocities.ws Creates an HTML document. Sets off the title and other information that isn't displayed on the webpage itself. Puts the name of the document in the title bar. Sets off the visible portion of the document. This attribute sets the background color for the document. Its value can either be a browser - dependent named color or a color specified in the hexademical #RRGGBB format. This attribute contains a URL for an image file, which will be tiled to provide the document background. This attribute, first introduced in Internet Explorer 2, has one value, fixed, which causes the background image to act as a fixed watermark and not to scroll. This attribute sets the color for hyperlinks within the document that have not beem visited. Its value can either be a browser - dependent named color or a color specified in the hexademical #RRGGBB format. This attribute sets the color for active links within the document. Active links represent the state of a link as it is being clicked. The value of the attribute can either be a browser - dependent named color or a color specified in the hexademical #RRGGBB format. This attribute sets the color for links within the document that have already been visited. Its value can either be a browser-dependant named color or a color specified using the hexademical #RRGGBB format. This attribute sets the color of the text for the document. It value can either be a browser - dependent named color or a color specified in the hexademical #RRGGBB format. This attribute specifes the bottom margin for the entire body of the page and overrides the default margin. When set to 0 or "", the bottom margin is the bottom edge of the window or frame the content is displayed in. This Internet Explorer - specific attribute sets the left margin for the page in pixels, overriding the default margin. When set to 0 or "", the left margin is the left edge of the window or the frame. This attribute, specific to Internet Explorer, sets the right margin for the page in pixels, overriding the default margin. When set to 0 or "", the right margin is the right edge of the window or the frame. This Internet Explorer - specific attribute sets the top margin for the page in pixels. When set to 0 or "", the top margin will be exactly on the top edge of the window or frame. This attribute turns the scroll bars on or off. The default value is yes.