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HTML Background Colors
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know how to change part of the background color of a paragraph something down the lines like using css with the span tag except that i do not want to use any css at all. Can this be done at all and is it possible to be done. A short example would really be helpful Any help is greatly appreciated Thank You Yours Sincerely Richard West |
Re: HTML Background Colors
freesoft_2000 wrote:
> Does anyone know how to change part of the background color of a > paragraph p.foo { background-color: red; color: black; } > something down the lines like using css with the span tag except that > i do not want to use any css at all. Why not? That's what it's for. |
Re: HTML Background Colors
Hi everyone,
>> Why not? That's what it's for. Its just for some special requirement i have. Anyways is it possible to do it without CSS? Richard West |
Re: HTML Background Colors
freesoft_2000 wrote:
>> Why not? That's what it's for. > > Its just for some special requirement i have. > Anyways is it possible to do it without CSS? What, are you in a "Designing Web sites the Rube Goldberg way" contest or something? |
Re: HTML Background Colors
Hi everyone,
>>What, are you in a "Designing Web sites the >>Rube Goldberg way" contest >>or something? Something like that but its more of a browser with an in built html parser. Anyways going back to the original question, is it possible for me to do this without CSS? Richard West |
Re: HTML Background Colors
On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:09:06 -0400, freesoft_2000 wrote:
> Hi everyone, > >>>What, are you in a "Designing Web sites the >>Rube Goldberg way" contest > >>>or something? > > Something like that but its more of a browser with an in built html > parser. > > Anyways going back to the original question, is it possible for me to do > this without CSS? *If* the style attribute doesn't count as CSS: <html><body><p><font style="background-color:red;">Hello there</font></p></body></html> I hope you don't think that this is good markup. The font tag is simply not acceptable any more. -- "Because all you of Earth are idiots!" ¯`ˇ.¸¸.ˇ´¯`ˇ-> freemontŠ <-ˇ´¯`ˇ.¸¸.ˇ´¯ |
Re: HTML Background Colors
freemont wrote:
> *If* the style attribute doesn't count as CSS: > > <html><body><p><font style="background-color:red;">Hello > there</font></p></body></html> > > I hope you don't think that this is good markup. The font tag is simply > not acceptable any more. Why not put the style attribute on the p element itself? |
Re: HTML Background Colors
On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:34:49 -0400, Leif K-Brooks wrote:
> freemont wrote: >> *If* the style attribute doesn't count as CSS: >> >> <html><body><p><font style="background-color:red;">Hello >> there</font></p></body></html> >> >> I hope you don't think that this is good markup. The font tag is simply >> not acceptable any more. > > Why not put the style attribute on the p element itself? Because he said "part of the background color of a paragraph". Of course if he wants the whole <p> colored, that'd be a way to do it. :-) -- "Because all you of Earth are idiots!" ¯`ˇ.¸¸.ˇ´¯`ˇ-> freemontŠ <-ˇ´¯`ˇ.¸¸.ˇ´¯ |
Re: HTML Background Colors
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<062953999ddd8797b7acec2aab40b9b3@localhost.talkab outprogramming. com>, "freesoft_2000" <freesoft_2000@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Does anyone know how to change part of the background > color of a paragraph something down the lines like using css with the span > tag except that i do not want to use any css at all. > > Can this be done at all and is it possible to be done. > > A short example would really be helpful > You mean you want <p>I am in black and white and I know you can see me this way but I want you to forget what you are seeing and concentrate very very very hard on the following instructions. Are you very relaxed? You are feeling a little sleepy. You are now starting to imagine black on red and now you can see that... I am black on red.</p> without the lowdown no-good impostering-trickster-shyster con-job of: <p>I am in black and white and I know you can see me this way but I want you to forget what you are seeing and concentrate very very very hard on the following instructions. Are you very relaxed? You are feeling a little sleepy. You are now starting to imagine black on red and now you can see that... <span style="background:red;">I am black on red</span>.</p> ? -- dorayme |
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