Putting titles in an H1 tag
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- William E Dooley
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- I asked this question LONG ago in this topic: http://www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?t=7667&rb_v=viewtopic and never really got an answer. Don't go by the first post, it's the third or 4th post when the subject changes to the same as this post:)
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- phlux0r
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Adrian Cooper wrote:
The issue I seem to have is that H1 in the css is currently set to 160% which is fine.
After this hack the Title font size is huge. If I reduce the H1 in css to say 120%, the Title is then fine but my H1 tags I added from the editor are now way too small.
Any idea how to make them the same size?
That's probably because you have a .contentheading {} style that has a large font size so then, since the h1 is a child of that style, you will get a size that's 160% of .contentheading which may be already 160%. You should leave the h1 at 160% and remove the font-size from .contentheading... try to play with that. Also watch for line-height... So a sample stylesheet could look like:
h1 { font-size: 200%; } .contentheading h1 { font-size: 130%; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 3px; line-height:100%; }
and no separate .contentheading { } style with font-size or line-height. This way your contentheading h1 will be smaller than the regular h1 if you want that kind of behavior.
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- Stephen Burge
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Hi Golllum
I've no problem with you sharing it
I blogged the solution a while back: www.alledia.com/blog/search-engine-optim...to-your-joomla-site/
Also, the JoomSEO mambot provides a hack-free solution.
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- GollumX
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Cheers Stephan, very generous of you
two thumbs up! - Say no to Internet Explorer 6.
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