You can make your page more visually interesting and easier to read by breaking the copy into sections. Each section should be a separate HTML module. Each section can have a heading (in this example, the heading is "Sections with Headings"). 

To create the heading, you need to enter a Module Title. To do this, click the gear icon above the module and choose Settings. Then go the Module Settings tab and enter the title in the Module Title box. If you'd like a module without a heading, go the Page Settings tab and set the Module Container option to No Title. 

Sub Headings within Your Copy

You can break up your copy further within an HTML module by using sub headings. These three sizes of sub headings are available:

Heading 5

Heading 3

Heading 1

To use a sub heading, while in the text editor, select the desired text. Then choose the appropriate heading from the drop down menu that appears to the right of the text alignment icons. Heading 5 is recommended in most cases. 

By default, the heading will be bold, which causes the text to be distorted. So, after you have applied the heading size, select the text again and click the bold icon (letter B) to turn off the bold. Note that you will not see exactly how the heading will look until you save your changes in the text editor and view it in the actual web page.

Header Image for Home Page (required)

Each departmental home page will have a wide horizontal picture at the top. It needs to be exactly 840 pixels wide and approximately 200 pixels tall like the ocean photo above. Dave Schermer will be selecting and posting the header images to your home page. If you have one that you'd like to use and that fits the dimensions, please email it to him at dschermer@vcoe.org. If you have an image that's wider than 840 pixels, it can be resized to fit, but we cannot work with original images that are less than 840 pixels wide. home page images. 

Header Image for Sub Pages (optional)

If you'd like, you can use wide horizontal images at the top of your sub pages as well to give them visual interest. Be sure it's a high quality image and that we have permission to use it and to show any people in the photo. If you don't want a horizontal image at the top of your sub page, just delete the module that contains it (the beach photo) from this template.

Wrapping Text Around Images

You can have your text wrap around an image as in this example with the photo of the trees. To wrap the text, first insert the image into your text using the Image Manager (paperclip icon) in the text editor. Then right-click on the image and select Properties. Then set the Image Alignment to either right or left. You'll also want to create a margin (blank space) between the image and the text. To do this, type 10 into appropriate box in the Margin settings. For a right-aligned image, type the 10 in the Margin Left box. For a left-aligned image, type the 10 into the Margin Right box.