advanced editor for background image

"Advanced Editor" method
for background image, etc.

When you create a webpage with Webtv's Pagebuilder, Webtv automatically adds a body tag which determines the colors and background image of your webpage. In order to use your own background image and colors, you need to "negate" / block out the first body tag automatically added by Webtv.

This method uses comment tags (  )
to block out the automatically added body tag of Webtv.

( based on Paul Dutton's method )

This webpage was initially created using the "Grey" page style, but any pagestyle can be selected when using the "advanced editor" methods.
Using the "Edit title" area, the webpage was named:

advancededitor
Then this was added to an "Add an item"--"Text" area (use the "type your text here" area, not the "optional" area)(and make sure this section is "moved" up to the first position on the webpage):

</--><add meta tags here, if desired></head>
<body background="url of image" text="#f5deb3" link="#ffff00" vlink="#ff4500" bgcolor="#000000" logo="url of image">

Rest of the webpage codes here

Then pressed "Done".
Then "published" the page.
After the page had been published, pressed "Done" again.
Pressed "Edit title" area again and added this to the end of the page_name used ( advancededitor ):

</title><!--//>

So that the area will look like this:

advancededitor</title><!--//>
Pressed "Done" and "published" the page again.

NOTE:

If you are using page breaks and want to change each page, use steps #1 through #7 for your 1st page, and then use only steps #3 and #4 after each page break.
If you want to change an existing page instead of creating an entirely new page, then just skip steps #1 & #2 and start with step #3 above (use #3 through #7).
WARNING: DO NOT "UNPUBLISH" the page before making the changes. (The url of the page will change if you unpublish the page and then make the changes above.)
DO NOT "UNPUBLISH" an already existing page.

NOTE: Any page style can be selected when using an "advanced editor" method. If you include all of the content of your webpage in the same "add an item"--"text" area that the "advanced editor" codes are used, then standard alignment codes can be used to align text, images, tables, etc.

But the content of the page does not have to be contained entirely in the first "add an item"--"text" area that is used for the "advanced editor" codes. Additional "add an item" areas can be used to add content to your webpage.

If you later use the "add an item"--"picture"--"your scrapbook" method to add images directly to your webpage, the page style selected will determine the alignment of images and image-related-text that you add to the page.

Some page styles align images to the center of the page, while others alternate the alignment of the images to the right and left sides of the webpage.

Click here for a list of the page style automatic image alignments.

If you later use additional "add an item"--"text" areas to add content to your webpage, the page style selected will determine the alignment of the content.

Some page styles align text, etc., to the center of the page, while others align it to the left of the page.

Click here for codes to use for alignment if extra/additional "add an item"--"text" areas are used.
Click here for more detailed information concerning alignment with extra/additional "add an item"--"text" areas.

click here for another demo:
advanced editor method using bgcolor instead

Links to other advanced editor methods

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The "advanced editor" method blocks out and negates the first body tag that Webtv automatically adds to every page made-----this allows you to use another body tag for bgcolor or a background image (including solid colored gifs or other images).

This is what the beginning of a page looks like when one of the "advanced editor" methods is used:

Codes that are automatically added by Webtv are in yellow.

<html>
<head>
<META NAME="generator" CONTENT="WebTV Page Builder v1.1">
<META NAME="description" CONTENT="Various Advanced Editor methods to change the bgcolor, background image, text & link & vlink & alink colors.">

<title>ae_methods

( The "advanced editor" method/code below blocks out the first body tag automatically added by Webtv. )

</title> ( This user-added code ends the "advanced editor" method effects. )

( The body tag below (added by the user) is the only one "seen" and enacted upon by browsers. )

<add meta tags here, if desired></head>
<body background="url of image" text="#f5deb3" link="#ffff00" vlink="#ff4500" alink="#800000" bgcolor="#000000" logo="url of image">

Rest of webpage here

Webtv automatically adds the following closing tags to every webpage:

</body></html>

Or use a one-table method which does not involve using the "advanced editor" methods and it does not use a second body tag, so the page will be seen by 2.6.1 users:
http://community-2.webtv.net/Pwilliamandx/doc1/

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a few more codes



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