HTML-Color Attribute
The Body Color Attributes The BGCOLOR attribute is used for the document background color. If your document has a background image, the BGCOLOR should be as close the primary color of the image as possible.This allows readers who may not be downloading images to see your text clearly. Many authors make this common mistake, which is particularly bad if the background image is primarily black and the text color that you selected was white. In this case, the reader of your document is greeted by the sight of what is apparently a blank page! For example, if you are using a background graphic that is mostly black, you should also add the BGCOLOR="black" attribute to your page's tag.
The TEXT attribute is the color used for the text in the document. Because most of your text appears in this color, it should be chosen to provide the reader with sufficient contrast. If you have elected to set the font, be aware that fonts with fine detail are often easier to read when they are dark against a bright background.
The LINK attribute is used by the browser for links that have not yet been followed. This color should be obviously different from the TEXT color, so that readers can identify links.
The VLINK attribute is used to identify links that have already been visited. A common choice for VLINK is to use a darker version of the LINK color.
