It is often along the left side or across the top of the page. When a site uses this tool, it usually appears on every page. Larger sites often include a search tool to help you find particular pages. These tools just search the pages of the Web site and not the whole Internet. At the bottom of the page or below the navigation bar, many sites include copyright information, the date the page was revised, and an e-mail address to contact the creator or keeper of the Web site.
Web pages expand to fill the entire browser window.
They are often longer than the window. To see the whole page, use the scroll bars on the right and bottom. None of these conventions are hard and fast rules. And rules change. Copyright 1999, American Association of Retired Persons and WorldLink Learning.