The Web site was looking really lively, but Mr. Clark wanted to make it look more consistent. He talked it over with the class, and they decided to apply a futuristic theme to the entire Web site.

Question from Quadrant 600, Blip. Gummy doesn't understand what we mean by theme.

Hey, Gummy. What's sticking, dude? A theme is, uh, a style template that gives a Web page a coordinated look. Each theme has its own background image, text color, buttons, dividers, and more. A theme can be applied to one page, or it can be applied to all the pages in a Web site.

You can also customize themes. Mr. Clark's class liked everything about the theme they choose - except its background image. So they changed it.

The class decided to add a Shared Border, too. This feature helped them create a common border that ran along one edge of every page. This gave their site an even more consistent look!