- To implement the function in plain HTML, vanilla JS, or JQuery, you can add it within a script tag on all pages of your website.
- Using vanilla JS, you can store the background color in window.localStorage and access it across multiple pages, but a script is still necessary for this functionality.
- If you're working with a framework like React, you can include the function as a layout wrapper to ensure it is called on all desired pages.
The function itself, which can be used in any JS framework, looks like this:
document.querySelector('body').style.backgroundColor = '#fff';
For further assistance, more details about your specific requirements would be helpful.