Tutorial 2 of 11 Lesson 2 Designing and Publishing a Web Adding Shared Borders and Navigation Bars For the Millennium Celebration Web, you will let FrontPage manage the hyperlinks that site visitors will click to move around the pages in your web. Shared borders are page regions reserved for content that you want to appear consistently throughout the pages in your web. These borders can contain page banners and navigation bars. Page banners display the page title you gave each page when you created or saved it.
Navigation bars are a row or column of hyperlinks to the other pages in the current web.
FrontPage can automatically update shared borders and navigation bars, so the navigation structure of your web will always work correctly, even when you add, move, or delete pages from the web's structure. Because you have already done this, you'll now enable shared borders throughout your web. To create shared borders across a web Click the Navigation icon on the Views bar to switch to Navigation view. Click the Folder List button to hide the Folder List in this view. On the Format menu, click Shared Borders .