Types of background in MS Frontpage 2003

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The document discusses different types of backgrounds that can be used in HTML including background color, background picture, and background sound. It provides the syntax and steps to insert each type of background. For background color, the <body> tag uses the bgcolor attribute. For background picture, the <body> tag uses the background attribute along with the image URL. For background sound, the <bgsound> tag is used along with the src attribute and sound URL. The document also explains how to get the URL for images and sounds to use in the background.

A t t r I b u t e s
An attribute refers
to the quality or the
characteristics of
an HTML tag

s y n t A x
A syntax refers to the
structure or the
arrangement of
the tag
accordingly.

the part of a
scene that is
seemed toward
the back
bAckground

the surroundings,
especially those behind
something and providing
harmony or contrast;
surface against which
something is seen
bAckground

I am a type of
background that sets
an element, to make
the underlying colors
shine through.
Background Color

I am a type of
background that give
beauty to the web
page and usually the
reflection of a person
or object
Background picture

I am a type of
background that sets
an element such as
songs, that attract the
listener
Background sound

Procedures in
Inserting
Background
Color
In creating a Web
page using HTML

1. In your Notepad, inside
the <body> press
Spacebar
2. Then, type
bgcolor=name of the
color
3. Save your work.
4. Go to your Web
Browser
5. Finally, Refresh

<body bgcolor=yellow>
<body bgcolor=FFFFFF>
Syntax

How to Insert
Background
Picture
In creating a Web page
using HTML

1. In your Notepad, inside
the <body> press
Spacebar
2. Then, type
background=“URL”
3. Save your work.
4. Go to your Web
Browser
5. Finally, Refresh

1. Browse the picture you
want to use as background
picture
2. Right click on the picture,
then choose Open with...
3. Choose Internet Explorer.
4. Finally, get the URL.

Procedures in
Inserting
Background Sound
In creating a Web page
using HTML

STEP 1-2-3-
41. In your notepad, after
the body tag, type
<bgsound src=“url”>
2. Save your work.
3. Go to your Web
Browser
4. Finally, Refresh your
Web Browser

1. Browse
where the
music you
want to add
as a
background

2. Right Click
on the sound
you want to
insert as a
background.
Then choose
Properties

The properties
dialog box of
the sound you
want to insert
as a
background
will appear.

In the Location
Box, highlight
the target or the
location of the
sound you want
to insert as a
background
Copy the location.

Paste the
location in
your notepad,
inside the src
value

Go back to the
Properties
dialog box.
Then,
highlight the
filename of
the sound.

Again, back to Notepad.
After the location target
type backslash ()
Then, paste the filename
of the sound.

 Go back to the
properties dialog
box.
 Check the file type,
then type it after
the file name of the
sound.

<body>
<bgsound src=“URL”>
</body>
Syntax

Assignment
Topic:
Alignment and Horizontal
Ruled Line

1.What is the HTML tag used in inserting
Horizontal ruled line?
2.What are the attributes may apply in
applying alignment and inserting horizontal
ruled line?
3.Why it is important to apply alignment
and horizontal ruled line?
Word Study:
Guide Questions:
Align Horizontal

Simple Web Design by
Gino Velasco
www.w3schools.com,
www.yahoo.com ,
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References:

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Types of background in MS Frontpage 2003

3. A t t r I b u t e s An attribute refers to the quality or the characteristics of an HTML tag

4. s y n t A x A syntax refers to the structure or the arrangement of the tag accordingly.

5. the part of a scene that is seemed toward the back bAckground

6. the surroundings, especially those behind something and providing harmony or contrast; surface against which something is seen bAckground

7. I am a type of background that sets an element, to make the underlying colors shine through. Background Color

8. I am a type of background that give beauty to the web page and usually the reflection of a person or object Background picture

9. I am a type of background that sets an element such as songs, that attract the listener Background sound

10. Color Picture Sound

11. Procedures in Inserting Background Color In creating a Web page using HTML

12. 1. In your Notepad, inside the <body> press Spacebar 2. Then, type bgcolor=name of the color 3. Save your work. 4. Go to your Web Browser 5. Finally, Refresh

13. <body bgcolor=yellow> <body bgcolor=FFFFFF> Syntax

14. How to Insert Background Picture In creating a Web page using HTML

15. 1. In your Notepad, inside the <body> press Spacebar 2. Then, type background=“URL” 3. Save your work. 4. Go to your Web Browser 5. Finally, Refresh

16. 1. Browse the picture you want to use as background picture 2. Right click on the picture, then choose Open with... 3. Choose Internet Explorer. 4. Finally, get the URL.

17. <body background= “url”> </body> Syntax

18. Procedures in Inserting Background Sound In creating a Web page using HTML

19. STEP 1-2-3- 41. In your notepad, after the body tag, type <bgsound src=“url”> 2. Save your work. 3. Go to your Web Browser 4. Finally, Refresh your Web Browser

20. How to get the URL of a sound?

21. 1. Browse where the music you want to add as a background

22. 2. Right Click on the sound you want to insert as a background. Then choose Properties

23. The properties dialog box of the sound you want to insert as a background will appear.

24. In the Location Box, highlight the target or the location of the sound you want to insert as a background Copy the location.

25. Paste the location in your notepad, inside the src value

26. Go back to the Properties dialog box. Then, highlight the filename of the sound.

27. Again, back to Notepad. After the location target type backslash () Then, paste the filename of the sound.

28.  Go back to the properties dialog box.  Check the file type, then type it after the file name of the sound.

29. <body> <bgsound src=“URL”> </body> Syntax

30. Assignment Topic: Alignment and Horizontal Ruled Line

31. 1.What is the HTML tag used in inserting Horizontal ruled line? 2.What are the attributes may apply in applying alignment and inserting horizontal ruled line? 3.Why it is important to apply alignment and horizontal ruled line? Word Study: Guide Questions: Align Horizontal

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