Add a background to your webpage
Textured or multi-colored backgrounds (BACKGROUND not BGCOLOR)
Example: <BODY BACKGROUND="bluesky.gif">
- First, go to http://www.delta.edu/images/back/ for some sample backgrounds
- Click on the links to find a good background
- Move your pointer over background and click with the RIGHT mouse button. Select "Save Image As..." from the menu that appears.
- Remember where you save the image and what its name is! I recommend saving to a 3.5" diskette, if you're at Delta.
- Go back to Netterm. Exit your web page (CTRL-X), if necessary.
- Type rz and press Enter.
- The Select File(s) To Send dialog box will appear.
- Find the background image file name, click on it and click the Open button.
- It will then be uploaded to Alpha. Do not close Netterm!
- Wait for the $ to appear, then type pico images.html and press Enter.
- Add the background to the <BODY> tag and save.
EXAMPLE: <BODY BACKGROUND="image.jpg">
- Remember -- only ONE <BODY> tag!
- Switch back to Netscape and reload your web page.
- You can use this procedure for almost any image or background on the Internet.
- To upload multiple files, hold down the Shift key or Ctrl key as you click on the files.
Note: You can also find many more backgrounds at The Background Archive (http://www.pixelfoundry.com/bgs.html).
PRACTICE: Add animated GIFs to your web page