4.4.4 Creating a workspace banner

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4.4.4 Creating a workspace banner

Every folder page has a header consisting of several lines (cf. 3.1). By default, the space below the navigation bar is empty, as shown in figure 4.4-1.

Figure 4.4-1: Header section of a folder page without banner

You may insert a banner into this space:

Choose File Change Banner .
In the ‘Change Banner’ form, specify the banner as HTML text (with links to pictures etc.). With some more recent Web browsers (e.g. Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 6.0 and up) you enter and edit the banner using an HTML editor that has been integrated into BSCW (cf. also 4.3.3).

With a banner, the header of a workspace and the folders contained might look like shown in figure 4.4-2.

Figure 4.4-2: Header section of a folder page with banner

The banner is ‘inherited’ by subfolders unless you define a new banner there or

choose Change Banner , clear the banner and confirm with [OK]. Now the banner is empty again.

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4.4.4 Creating a workspace banner Every folder page has a header consisting of several lines (cf. 3.1). By default, the space below the navigation bar is empty, as shown in figure 4.4-1. Figure 4.4-1: Header section of a folder page without banner You may insert a banner into this space: Choose File Change Banner . In the ‘Change Banner’ form, specify the banner as HTML text (with links to pictures etc.). With some more recent Web browsers (e.g. Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 6.0 and up) you enter and edit the banner using an HTML editor that has been integrated into BSCW (cf. also 4.3.3). With a banner, the header of a workspace and the folders contained might look like shown in figure 4.4-2. Figure 4.4-2: Header section of a folder page with banner The banner is ‘inherited’ by subfolders unless you define a new banner there or choose Change Banner , clear the banner and confirm with [OK]. Now the banner is empty again.

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