SOLVED HTML & CSS question - h1 tag for titles
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- katrien brebels
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GREAT job guys! THX a lot . SEO score running up with 20 points!!
Just needed to switch to 50% at line 186 with VIII otherwise font was still to large.
Great job THX Again!
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- katrien brebels
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Hi me again, with some issues.
the heading tags work fine though i get problems with docman. tried mjaztools but had no effect.
www.pcleek.com
I just recovered everything to default setting without heading tags, while solution is found. Site is published in a popular computer magazine and i cant afford letting it messed up for a couple of hours. - Last Edit: 17 years 3 months ago by katrien brebels.
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- katrien brebels
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- It helped a bit, but the difference between font size in docman and content is huge. If i bring the titles to normal size, the font in docman is verry small, hardly readable.
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- katrien brebels
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changed at around line 50 (template css.css) the H1 size from 200 % to 120 % and it will do the job. Only i have large spaces between title - text - read more button.
body.f-larger {
font-size: 15px;
}
h1 {
font-size: 120%;
}
docman holding fine so far.
THX for helping, if u know how to reduce spaces, let me know.
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- GollumX
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Great you got this working guys.
I suggest you change the CSS in the title of this thread to HTML.
- Last Edit: 17 years 3 months ago by GollumX.
- Say no to Internet Explorer 6.
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- Franck
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Added html in the title of this thread but not removed css since it's necessary to change css too.
I tried a mambot to do this but I use SEF Patch extended in my sites and the compatibility is not good.
This change for titles is really a great improvement for SEO!
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- Roland Fischer
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Just two small comments.
If you are using Category or Section tables the header appears in a "componentheading" div. So here also a h1 tag has to be added.
To be able to differentiate between "normal" h1 tags used in contents and those used as componentheading and contentheading add-ons I gave them an own class (eg contenttitel). This allows different styling.
Roland
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- Roland Fischer
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Franck wrote:
It would be interesting if you provide in this thread the changes you made in the code
For the componentheading/h1 replacement change in /components/com_content/content.html.php line 44
?> <div class="componentheading<?php echo $params->get( 'pageclass_sfx' ); ?>"> <h1 class="contenttitel"><?php echo htmlspecialchars( $title->name, ENT_QUOTES ); ?></h1> </div> <?php
Please note that 3rd party components might generate own componentheadings. So additional hacks are required.
This has been posted already: contentheading/h1 replacement line 614 (please note that if you are using linked titles you have to add another h1 tag a couple of llines above...):
<td class="contentheading<?php echo $params->get( 'pageclass_sfx' ); ?>" width="100%"> <h1 class="contenttitel"><?php echo $row->title;?></h1> <?php HTML_content::EditIcon( $row, $params, $access ); ?> </td>
I am using an own h1 class <h1 class="contenttitel"> to make specific formats.
Roland
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