If you cannot find the answer to your question here, please feel free to contact us by using the form on the Feedback Page , or by using the contact info located towards the end of this page. The header and footer don't appear when I look at the page in a browser. The header and footer live on the server. When you publish your page, they'll be there, provided you didn't remove the script in the template that calls them.
All commercial editors add proprietary and additional tags to their html.
Many of them are very flexible and provide good results with ease, but their extra tags often conflict with the specifications in the style sheet. Since most of the department pages are informational, you don't need the sophisticated formatting and wide choices of colors and fonts that make editors popular. You shouldn't even use Word as your html editor. Just copy and paste your text into Notepad and add the necessary formatting breaks. When it comes time to update the page, you'll save a lot of time and frustration.