When that is not possible, it is important to create breaks in the information using subheads. Subheads should be set to flush left alignment, above the subhead section to which they pertain. When creating pages that have long bodies of text that cannot be broken into separate pages, you should include links at the top of the page to each subsection on the page. After each section of text you should include a link back to the top of the page so that visitors can easily link to the topic they wish to read and jump back to the top when they are finished. If you have questions about how to create these links, please contact the Internet Communications Manager .
Many pages also employ the use of spacer graphics to create an indentation of the paragraph text.
For an example, see graphic above. If you are employing spacer gifs in your paragraphs, you will need to be consistent throughout your entire section. There are some sections of the Web site where the information presented does not lend itself well to the use of these graphics. Most notably is the employment section of the site under Campus Services. You can change the size easily in DreamWeaver using the properties inspector palette.