About Canvas Color

I had 3-4 canvas on form, i want to change background color of all canvases,but i did not know the name canvas.same i want to change background color of all the items in block weather item is test_item,display_item,non_database_item.
How to be implement this.
thank's in advance

Hello,
Look at this article : http://www.oracle.com/wocportal/page/wocprod/ver-31/ocom/technology/products/forms/pdf/10g/community_paper_colors.pdf
and the code that comes with : http://www.oracle.com/wocportal/page/wocprod/ver-31/ocom/technology/products/forms/pdf/10g/community_colors.zip
Francois

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Hiii,
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