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i need to know, what kind of Code do you have to use to place a background on a game Hub, i've tried some but... anyone willing to tell me ? (i want to learn how)
HTML.
Hey :)

try this

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<style>
body{background-color:red};
</style>
</html>


Ok, that will make your page color red.

But let's imagine that you wanted all the bigger sized titles to be red.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<style>
h1{background-color:red}; <!-- all the <h1> will be red-->

</style>

<h1>THIS WILL BE RED</h1> <!-- THIS will be red-->
<h2>THIS WON'T BE RED</h2> <!-- this isn't <h1> so it won't be red-->

</html>



Now what if you want the paragraph to be red?

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<style>
p{background-color:red}; <!-- all the paragraphs <p> will be red-->
</style>

<p>hello</p> <!-- THIS WILL BE RED-->

</html>



oh i forgot to say that this
 <!--text-->
is how you define a comment in html.


I hope that i helped
,MistY,
Best response
You really shouldn't be using the HTML tag, or doctype on a BYOND hub.
In response to Super Saiyan X
Why?
A doctype is already declared for the page, and its dumb to have nested HTML tags.
Malformed HTML, in short. Usually a browser's quirks mode will handle it (and I suspect BYOND's hub page renders in quirks mode usually anyway), but it kind of doesn't make sense to include a DTD there, or top level html tags.

Your description sits inside a div:

<a name="desc"></a>
<div class="box not_small" style="padding:10px">
<div style="overflow:hidden">


So style wise, you need to work within those bounds.