Now this is Part 2 and it's about these wonderful things called Paragraph Headers and Paragraph Breaks (Who calls them that? Why I do, silly)

That was the one I used in my last tutorial.

The Difference Between Headers and Breaks

Headers introduce a paragraph, they tell you what is going to happen next. Breaks simply provide a pleasant picture to take away from the reading such as the following.

There are two types of Breaks I'll be talking about: Solid and Repeated. Solids use a large unique designs while repeated uses a small design and repeats it across the canvas.

• Use the Photo capsule
• Don't put in a Capsule Subtitle
• Name the picture after its text (if any) or purpose so that you may at least get some SEO in there
• The width of the Photo module is 520, you don't have to use that however if you do you will be able to control exactly how it looks onscreen.

Headers are probably the easiest things to make because they don't have to be that pretty.

All you do is pick your text, preferably short, and write it big on your canvas. You can add extra little images if you want but if you can't (or if you have Paint), little lines in the middle or bottom or side that blend with the canvas color (white) can make almost anything look snappy.

How to make pretty side images? Well you can get some free images on the net and paste them or you can use the Pen tool (Photoshop + Fireworks) and just do random lines until they connect. Fill in with a color, and then edit at will.

Solid Breaks are possibly the hardest pics of this hub. They're "Solid" because they're not repeated. The example above only has a symmetrical repeat.

How to make one:

There's no specific way of making one but you can never go wrong with a tube design, like the one above. That is a design that is basically a big line (tube), with little details added to it. Then you just play around with colors and gradients until you find something.

NOTE: It's easier to make nice editable designs if you use the PEN tool and not the brush or pencil tools.

There are two ways of making great hubpage Breaks of repeated banners.

The simple way is to draw your pattern, open a canvas (a picture editor), and paste it over and over. The best part of this method is that, if you save it as png, you can edit each pattern separately later. However that may not be the most artistically accurate way. You're using eye measurements for distance after all.

Another way is great if you have Dreamweaver (or Scribefire or some sort of html). You use your pattern and save it by itself. Then you just make a paragraph of width 520 and the desired height, and use that pattern as a background. Preview your page, and take a screenshot! Then you just copy paste the image you wanted into an image editor and save. This way is best if you want an equally spaced pattern, but not great if you plan to edit each individual pattern later.

This is what I put in my Dreamweaver code (fillinmini.png is my pattern)