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Headings HeadingDesktop sizeLine height Desktop<h1></h1>Bold 2.125rem (34px)1 (34px)<h2></h2>Bold 1.875rem (30px)1.067 (32px)<h3></h3>Bold 1.5rem (24px)1.083 (26px)<h4></h4>Bold 1.25rem (20px)1.1 (22px)2 more rows

A header image follows a aspect ratio, which means that it should be four times as wide as it is tall. For example, if the header image is 400 pixels wide, it should be 100 pixels tall. The best size for a header image is 1600x400 pixels.

To change the size of the header in CSS, we can use the height property. This property sets the height of an element, including the header section, and can be specified using a variety of units such as: Pixels ( px ) Ems ( em )

Header graphics should be between 600-700 pixels wide, with a proportional height (we use 100-200px as a general guideline for height). For the best experience on a retina display, you'll want to double the size of your image; for instance, if you have a 640px header graphic, you'd upload a 1280px version.

Most headers are set up to use the full width of the page. The height generally for a home page header is around 600 pixels high. For a content page header, this might be slightly smaller at around 300 pixels.

How to reduce the size of the header in Microsoft Word The header size can be adjusted by going to 'Page Layout', 'Margins' and selecting 'Custom Margins' Alternatively the header size can be changed by double clicking on the top section of the Word document and changing the Header from Top value.

Generally recommended image sizes for websites Website Image TypeImage Dimensions (W x H)Image Aspect RatioBackground Image1920 x 1080 pixelsHero Image1280 x 720 pixelsWebsite Banner250 x 250 pixelsBlog Image1200 x 630 pixels more rows ?

To get the header to stay in place when scrolling, you can use CSS position: fixed; property on the header element. This will allow the header to stay at the top of the page, even when the user scrolls up or down the page.

A header is a visual image or typographic element that runs across the top of your homepage, and ideally every other page of your website. A header will make your website instantly recognisable, especially if it uses your brand logo and colours.

To specify custom page margins, click Custom Margins and then?in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right boxes?enter the margin sizes that you want. To set header or footer margins, click Custom Margins, and then enter a new margin size in the Header or Footer box.