Html web designing background and rules
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This document discusses how to enhance web pages with backgrounds and rules. It describes how to set background colors and images, and recommends considering file size and color harmony. Horizontal rules are used to divide sections, and attributes like width, size, and align can be added to style the rules. Background colors are set with the <bgcolor> tag, images with the <background> tag, and rules are inserted with the <HR> tag along with relevant attributes.
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