Depending on the section a user enters, the header varies, e.g. if a user is in the local section, the header local_header is used.

/CSS_Example_1/
	In the root section, global_header is used that is inserted within the standard_html_header DTML Method of /CSS_Example_1/.

/CSS_Example_1/Downloads/
	In the local section, local_header is used to display the local sections of a root section (here: the sections "Patches", "Drivers" and "Tools" are local sections of the root section "Downloads").

/CSS_Example_1/Downloads/Patches/
	Here, local_subheader 1 is used to display the middle row. Also, local_subheaders is used to display the last row that displays the sub sections of the local section "Patches".

/CSS_Example_1/Downloads/Patches/Mainboards/
	In this screenshot, local_subheader 1 is used to display the middle row. Also, local_subheaders is used to display the last row that displays the sub sections of the local section "Patches".

/CSS_Example_1/Downloads/Patches/Mainboards/AMD/
	Here, local_subheader 1 is used to display both the middle row and the bright grey row containing "AMD",

The different headers can be found in the /CSS_Example_1 folder. All the headers use the following <td> tag syntax:

for example:

The CSS style bgCOLOR_local is defined in the global_css DTML Document - as well as all the other CSS styles such as bgCOLOR_root, bgCOLOR_sublocal, bgCOLOR_white, A:link, A:visited, A:hover, A:active.

See the global_css DTML Document here.

Every folder in the CSS_Example_1 folder contains a DTML Method index_html that uses the standard_html_header DTML Method. Each index_html contains a short description text of the correspending section.

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