Background Color
The first CSS property we will officially look at is background color.
The background color property allows developers to specify the background color of elements. As with all CSS multi-word properties, each word is separated with a hyphen, background-color:.
The background color property takes a color as its value. This can be a hex (i.e. #ae34ff) value, an rgb value (i.e. rgb(174, 52, 245)), or in some cases, a color name.
Background Color of the Entire Page
There easiest way to set the background color for a page is through the <body> element.</p>
Background Color of an Element:
NOTE: I am also including the CSS property padding. These will force the page to render block-level elements, even when they have no text content. Padding is the amount of space between the element content, and the edge of the element. In the case of no content, it is the amount of space between the edge and the center of the element.
Inner Elements
When setting the background color of inner elements, you should do choose colors that encourage readability, and complement the main color schemes of the site.