The Modernity theme is available from Josh Lockhart.
The instructions are as follows:
Make your Bannerzest banner the same width as you've selected for your page in the Page Inspector. I've used 800 px for my site. The height of your banner will be 200px.
Publish the Bannerzest theme to its place on your server and select "Show HTML" (see Publish at right)
When you click this button, you'll be presented with another window (see Copy at right)
Now we have the necessary code copied to our clipboard. The final step is to open the theme's index.html file with the text editor you've selected and paste the code in the correct location. To open this file, right click the theme in Rapidweaver's theme drawer, choose "Reveal Theme Contents In Finder...". This will present you with a folder called "Contents". Open it and you will find the index.html file. Right click on this file and navigate to your chosen text editor application. In this example I chose TextWrangler. (see Textwrangler at right)
Scroll through the code until you find a place that matches that shown in the photo (see Paste here at right) The code you copied from Bannerzest is still on your clipboard. You want to paste it in the right spot. Place your cursor right before the div with the id of "breadcrumbsBackground". Hit the enter key once to create a blank line which will move "breadcrumbsBackground" down a space. Move your cursor back up to the blank space you just created and paste in the code from Bannerzest by either choosing edit>Paste from TextWrangler's menu or simply by pressing the Apple-v key combination (command-v). Now that your code is inserted, save the file and view the results.
Remember, when you use this technique and publish your site, send me a link so I can put your site in the showcase!
This theme was used for my "Advanced" demo site. That site has different bannerzest banners on different pages of the same site. A very cool accomplishment. You can learn the technique on the "Advanced" page and you can view the demo site here.
This modification was an easy one, huh?

