Working with Page Banners
Page banners are blocks of text, such as headlines, column and section headers, and the Web site name. Page banners maintain the styles and graphics of a theme if you are using one. If you are not using themes, you can enter the text and then format it yourself by selecting the font, style, and size. A good way to add banners to more than one page is to position the banner inside a shared border or frame.
Insert a Page Banner
 | Click the View menu, click Page, and then open the Web page you want to use. |
 | Click where you want to place the page banner. |
 | Click the Insert menu' and then click Page Banner. |
 | Click the Picture option or the Text option, and then enter the text for the banner. |
 | Click OK. |
If you selected the Text option, the text you entered for the banner appears as a placeholder on the page. If you selected the Picture option, the stylized, graphically-enriched version of your banner appears on the page.
Edit and Format a Page Banner
| Click the View menu, click Page, and then open the Web page with the page banner. |
Right-click the banner you want to edit, and then click Font.
The Font dialog box opens, displaying the Font tab. | If necessary, select the font settings you want. |
| Click the Character Spacing tab. |
| To change character spacing, click the Spacing list arrow, select a spacing option (either Normal, Expanded, or Condensed), and then enter the amount of spacing you want in the By box. |
 | To change character position, click the Position list arrow, and then select a positioning option (either Baseline, Sub, Super, Top, Text-Top, Middle, Bottom, or Text-Bottom). |
 | Click OK. |
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