Missing Header and Title on New SharePoint Pages? Here’s How to Fix It with the Banner Web Part

If you’ve recently created a SharePoint site page and found that the header or title area is missing, don’t panic! This is not a bug or an issue, but an intentional change made by Microsoft as part of a new rebranding effort. The traditional title area has been revamped into a new, more flexible component known as the Banner Web Part.

In this blog post, we’ll explore what has changed, why it’s a good thing, and how you can leverage this new Banner Web Part to enhance your SharePoint pages.

Understanding the Change: From Title Area to Banner Web Part

Previously, SharePoint site pages would automatically include a title area at the top, which was often used to display the page title and an optional background image.

As of the recent update, the title area has been rebranded into the Banner Web Part, offering new layouts and customization options. This allows users to have more control over the appearance and functionality of their SharePoint pages. For more details on these improvements, check out the official Microsoft blog post here.

The New Approach: Adding a Banner Web Part

If you notice the header and title missing from your newly created page, simply add a Banner Web Part with your desired settings. Here’s how you can do it: