f_o_r_g_i_v_e · 1 decade ago
for the simple background changing change remove all spaces except the one between : and the colour. Oh and between the div and the style. It went funny on previous one.

Here's a list of few decent colours to use.

< div style = " background-color : black ">
< div style = " background-color : red ">

and so on... so with the hexagonal it would be like this

< div style = " background-color : # ff00ff "> for purple.

:) HOPE THIS HELPS> :)
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f_o_r_g_i_v_e · 1 decade ago
Yes you do this but remove the spaces <" background-color: black "> without the spaces betwen the " and the b and the k and the " and you can change the colour. If you want it to be a rgb colour do (12,25,27) red is the first number, green is the second, blue is the last. If you want it to be one of the heaxgonal colours put # and with whatever the colour pallet is afterwards.
For example:

# ffff00 without the space is yellow
# ff0000 without the space is red
# 000000 without the space is black
# ffffff without the space is white
# ff00ff without the space is purple
# 00ff00 without the space is green
# 0000ff without the space is blue.

lemme know if need more help.:)
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