On my site, Outdoor High Adventure, I would like the 'wood piece' in the top left corner to say the title of the webpage. So for my homepage, 'Outdoor High Adventure Your Backpacking Source' is fine, but for my other pages it says the same thing. I would like somthing to let the user identify what page they are on, especially when I have Outdoor High Adventure on the picture next to the wood piece. for example, when they visit the recipes page, the wood piece would say "Recipes <br> Outdoor High Adventure" If someone could tell me if this is even possible, how, and if even if I could have the | not appear on the wood piece. Thanks!

You would have to update every page unfortunately

Explain more. Do have my site title on there, or remove the | or what? Also, how do I center the text inside the piece of wood? My css file can be found at http://www.outdoorhighadventure.com/style.css Sorry I'm new at the whole CSS thing!

On a new page for your site you'd have to search inside the HTML and look for this:

 <h1>Outdoor High Adventure</h1>
      <h3>Your Backpacking Source</h3>

And replace it with want you want it to say.

Centering is another thing completely i'm guessing.

Look for this in the css.

.fw-head {
	height: 177px;
	margin: 0px;
	padding: 0px 25px 0px 0px;
	border: none;
	overflow: hidden;
	background: transparent url('http://www.outdoorhighadventure.com/bg-header.jpg') no-repeat top left;
}

and add

text-align:center;

so it would become

 .fw-head {
	height: 177px;
	margin: 0px;
	padding: 0px 25px 0px 0px;
	border: none;
	overflow: hidden;
	background: transparent url('http://www.outdoorhighadventure.com/bg-header.jpg') no-repeat top left;
        text-align:center;}

I notice you're using a freewebs page, is this website hosted on your server?? or do you use their website builder??

Okay, got it. I was just hoping there was a way I could remove the

<h1>Outdoor High Adventure</h1>
<h3>Your Backpacking Source</h3>

and just have it to it automatically. Thanks though!

With a server side code such as php or asp then no.