Hello Drupal buffs: I am wondering if I can do something to change all my title tag lines that I create when making blocks or straight posts from h2 tags to h1 tags by simply adjusting something in my style sheet? Thanks. My site is http://www.dogflu.ca and you can see that all my titles are shown as h2 tags.
You would have to change the script. But, why would you want to? Headings have a hierarchy: h1 is the top level header, and can be compared to the chapter heading in a book; h2 is the header level for major sections; h3 is for sub-sections; h4 is for sub-sub-sections; and so on. Is it that you want them to render larger? Then change the font-size. It is a Bad Idea to mess with the structure of headings. Tell us what the problem is; don't ask how to do what you've decided is the solution. cheers, gary
I was under the impression that h1 tags were everything, I have done some research and now know that is not the case. Would it be beneficial for me to have one h1 tag on my home page as a kinda title to my site, and if so, how would I go about putting that in? Thanks.
I don't know why you would use a table layout; Drupal is quite capable of supporting a proper css based layout. But, working with what you have, <table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td align="left" width="479" height="185"> <h1><a href="http://www.dogflu.ca/" border="0"><img alt="DogFlu.ca Information On Dog And Human Health" src="http://www.dogflu.ca/themes/chameleon/flulogo4.gif" /></a> </h1> </td> <td align="left"></td></tr> Code (markup): cheers, gary
That's from a snippet of your code. Look at your own source. Where did you put the code for the top banner image? All I did was wrap that in an h1 tag. cheers, gary
ok i did it lol, is it supposed to bring out the heading a little bit, or is that how the homepage link at the top is supposted to look? thanks a lot...