Creating a Banner Heading If you really want a heading to stand out on your page, make it a "banner heading." A banner heading -- unlike the standard headings available in HTML -- can incorporate both a graphic element and different styles of text. You create a banner heading in a design program, save it as a graphics file, then import it into your Web page. To create a banner heading, follow these instructions: Insert the CD that includes Web Explosion Special Edition into the computer's CD-ROM drive. Open the wwwART application. Choose Open from the File menu. In the dialog box that appears, locate and select the banner you want to use from Web Explosion Special Edition. Then click Open. (The banner files are in the Banners folder in the Web Explosion Special Edition folder on the CD.) Click to select the Text tool in the Tools palette. Use the Tools palette to select a font and size for the text in your heading. Click at the center of the left edge of the banner window. This creates a text area. Type and edit the text you want to use in your heading. Center the text on the banner. (To move the text, drag the handles at the corners of the text selection.) When you're done, choose Save As from the File menu. In the dialog box that appears, locate the folder you're using to store graphics for your Web site project. Then give your banner heading a file name and click Save. Import the banner heading into your Web page. Tips Web Explosion banners are fairly large, so use one of the small ones to start with. Use a large text size -- 24, 36, or even 72 points -- in your banner heading. Once you click outside the text area in wwwART, you can't edit the text. The following banner heading uses 36-point text: For more information about creating a banner heading, see the wwwART user's manual. You can learn more about adding images to your Web pages by using the Claris Home Page online help system. Related Tasks Creating a topic heading Adding a graphic or an animation to a page