Overwriting Default style sheet elements

Hi ,
   I am trying to add background color for my form using
<body bgcolor="#999999" .....
but it is getting overwritten because of default style sheet for that B.S.Page added due to addition of any one or more of following elements :- <htmlb:content> , <htmlb:page> ,<htmlb:form> .
How can i overwrite the attributes set by these HTMLB elements ( <htmlb:content> , <htmlb:page> ,<htmlb:form> )in my BSP.
Regards,
Ashok

Did you had a look at this weblog
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/04/12/bsphowto-css-hints--custom-design-for-your-bsp-applications
Also read the comments of the weblog.
Regards
Raja

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