Setting default document colors
In the Appearance tab of the Document Properties dialog box, you can specify certain colors that apply to an entire document:
|
Label |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|
|
Background |
The color of the document’s background |
white |
|
Text |
The default color of text |
black |
|
Hyperlinks |
The default color of normal hyperlinks |
blue |
|
Visited links |
The default color of visited hyperlinks |
purple |
|
Active links |
The default color of the activeIn Internet Explorer, the active link is the one that has the focus (it will be opened when the user presses Enter). In Netscape, the active link is the one being clicked. hyperlink |
red |
To change the background color, default text color, or default hyperlink colors of a document
- On the Document menu, go to Property, click Document, and then click the Appearance tab.
- For each color you want to specify, do one of the following:
- Enter a hexadecimal color code.
- Click the color box and select a color.
To copy the background color, default text color, and default hyperlink colors from another document
- On the Document menu, go to Property, click Document, and then click the Appearance tab.
- Click the Copy Colors From button.
- Find and select the document you want to copy colors from, and then click Open. (You can also enter a URL in the URL box and click Open URL.)
Related topics
Setting document scrollbar colors
Setting a document background image