This HTML should be placed somewhere in the HEAD portion of the document. Get your page styles from a master page Not many people know about this, but it is possible to configure FrontPage so that it will get the page properties of one document from another document. Using this technique it is possible to specify the page background image and color, as well as the color of text and various types of hyperlinks. To configure a document so that it gets its colors and background properties from another page, choose the Page Properties option from the File menu. Under the Background click-tab of the Page Properties window, ensure the Get Background and Colors from Page radio button is selected, then use the Browse button to choose a page in your FrontPage web from where the current page should pick up the style settings from.
Many people like to give an indication of when a page was last updated.
FrontPage 98 can make this feature easier. Like Microsoft Office applications, FrontPage 98 has a timestamp feature. Whenever you edit a page in FrontPage 98 containing a timestamp, it will be automatically updated. There are a large number of different time and date formats that can be inserted with this option, so choose one appropriate for your site. Another common thing to put on pages is the URL of the document.