paragraph heading sentence

NO. U did it right already.





David

If you mean the first half of the sentence is the part up to the comma, that is, "Welcome to (name of website)", and this is to be the heading above a paragraph, then perhaps you could do something like this

Welcome to OldestTool.com

Man's oldest tool never looked so good! Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed gravida arcu ut nibh laoreet faucibus. Proin imperdiet feugiat mauris at laoreet. Suspendisse potenti. Mauris imperdiet lectus vel iaculis egestas. Etiam gravida lacus elementum ex porttitor elementum. Pellentesque at accumsan lectus, a feugiat lectus. Fusce aliquet laoreet quam sed venenatis. Sed a aliquet sapien. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum feugiat felis sed nibh venenatis facilisis. Vestibulum venenatis, neque pretium tempus feugiat, sem dui tempor elit, id sollicitudin erat justo eu enim. Donec vitae placerat ex. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Quisque eget vulputate elit, vel placerat ex. Nunc sit amet nunc velit.

I might've stxarted the 2d 1/2 with "…where"

The dots to preclude misreading

Thanks, David. Should I show the comma at the end of the paragraph heading? Should I capitalize the "where" since it begins a paragraph? Thanks.

Thanks. I appreciate the suggestion. I had thought of that, but I didn't think it looked right.

Thanks. That's a good idea. Why didn't I think of that?

Yes, if u r presenting it as a sentence.

Your concept was to present those words as a sentence.


No, because it is not a sentence
without the earlier words.
It will not make sense standing alone
as a sentence fragment.
There is no rule of capitalizing the beginnings of paragrafs.
There is a rule of capitalizing the beginnings of sentences.





David

Punctuation is spelled this way.

You're welcome.

Thanks. I stand corrected.

Thanks, David. I appreciate the clarification.