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It really depends on the effect you're going for. If you're talking about a large rotating image area then views slideshow rotator module provides you with a block that you can then insert.<br />
e.g. <a href="http://demo.symphonythemes.com/index.php?theme=shamisen" rel="ugc">http://demo.symphonythemes.com/index.php?theme=shamisen</a><br />
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Do you have an example of what you're going for?
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It really depends on the effect you're going for. If you're talking about a large rotating image area then views slideshow rotator module provides you with a block that you can then insert.
e.g. http://demo.symphonythemes.com/index.php?theme=shamisen [http://demo.symphonythemes.com/index.php?theme=shamisen]

Do you have an example of what you're going for?

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In reponse to both of you, I want to put a drop-down menu on every page like this: &nbsp;<a href="http://www.serve.gov" rel="ugc">www.serve.gov</a>
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In reponse to both of you, I want to put a drop-down menu on every page like this:  www.serve.gov [http://www.serve.gov]

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I have a header with graphics I want to put at the top of every page.<br />
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Not sure if I should be using Blocks or Pages.<br />
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What's the conventional approach?
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I have a header with graphics I want to put at the top of every page.

Not sure if I should be using Blocks or Pages.

What's the conventional approach?

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