Hello,
I have the website proddigital.com.br with the theme of you. I realized that the sources of my WP site that when if has blocks of posts, the titles of these blocks are H4 and the titles of the posts are H3. For example, if my site has the LANGUAGE and category on the Home I build a block with only the posts from this category and I put the name of the language block, so in case WP does the title Languages with H4 and the titles of the posts as H3. Shouldn’t that be the other way around?
I realized also that on my WP site, home is not located the H1 and H2. Is this normal? Shouldn’t have it both ways? In case the H1 of the page would be the same as the title tag? And the H2 would be what?
Att,
Rodrigo Carlos
You can create a text block in the page grid, or a simple sidebar box, to put an h1 wrapped short description of your site.
h2 is usually only for sub-heads, like a large section header. But not necessary, semantically. But you could add a new “row” to a section of elements with something like “Music News” wrapped in h2.
Only have *one* h1 on home page.
Hi Cris,
But why on my Home site, the titles of the posts blocks are involved by the H4 and the posts within those blocks are involved by the H3? Shouldn’t it be the opposite?
Doesn’t have to be. They are only relative sizes not levels of importance.
In semantic terms you might want the h3 content titles to have higher relevance than h4 block titles. Does not really matter since all that data is temporary on most news sites — meaning the h3 tags for story titles might be gone next day or hour on busy news site.
You could likely hack that in the modules settings if it really matters to you. Doesn’t matter for SEO purposes or most machine readers.
Hello,
You can change the module titles if you want by editing the code:
http://screencast.com/t/8rBeDODnTI or for the block titles you can edit the pagebuilder files: http://screencast.com/t/y6tjqCsL
You can set the titles in reverse if you wish.
Thank you!
