H2 Article Titles
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- cdavis411
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- well page titles are h1. the menu items generate those. so if you are using a blog layout then h2 is better and module titles are h2 also so you do not have a bunch of h1 elements on a single page
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- Tony Sova
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OK I spoke too soon.
On my home page I'm showing just a single article but it's still putting the title in H2 tags. http://www.softwiredweb.com
Thanks for your help!
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- cdavis411
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yes but if you set the page itle in the page display options off the menu item it is h1. This is done by design. articles are h2 because of the various ways article titles may be renders or called in Joomla. (e.g., blog layout has several article title on one page or a latest or popular articles type of module will also show several article titles on one page. )
you can change if you like though in the template's html override for com_content
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- ggbaron
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- cdavis411
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ggbaron wrote:
I have the same problem: I am a Main Menu and I am using modules without article.
the two modules in the home page have H2 title.
Can you please tell me better how I can set them as H1 ?
Thanks
you can change the file: <root joomla>/templates/TEMPLATENAME/html/modules.php
find this:<div class="module-content"> <?php if ($module->showtitle != 0) : ?> <h2 class="title"><?php echo $module->title; ?></h2> <?php endif; ?>
change to this:that will chage the title tag for every module jfyi<div class="module-content"> <?php if ($module->showtitle != 0) : ?> <h1 class="title"><?php echo $module->title; ?></h1> <?php endif; ?>
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