How to get H1 tag in single blog posts

sibren
13 Posts
sibren posted this 24 February 2016

Hi,

How can I get a H1 title in single blog posts in Joomla with Themler?
Those articles don't have a menu item to set a page title. So for those pages I want the article title to be the H1 tag.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi, How can I get a H1 title in single blog posts in Joomla with Themler? Those articles don't have a menu item to set a page title. So for those pages I want the article title to be the H1 tag. Thanks in advance for your help.

Last edited 25 February 2016 by sibren

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Support Team
Support Team posted this 29 February 2016

Hello,
you may force the Post title look the same as H1 text, but unfortunately it's not possible to output it as h1 tag

regards,
Aileen

Hello, you may force the Post title look the same as H1 text, but unfortunately it's not possible to output it as `h1` tag regards, Aileen
brizzicomunicazione
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brizzicomunicazione posted this 08 June 2017

Hello,
you may force the Post title look the same as H1 text, but unfortunately it's not possible to output it as h1 tag

regards,
Aileen

Hi,

How can I get a H1 title in single blog posts in Joomla with Themler?
Those articles don't have a menu item to set a page title. So for those pages I want the article title to be the H1 tag.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Let me express a generic judgment: Themler is very interesting for all that is the graphic development of websites; But, in my opinion, it is very deficient for the SEO side :-(

> Hello, > you may force the Post title look the same as H1 text, but unfortunately it's not possible to output it as `h1` tag > > regards, > Aileen > Hi, > > How can I get a H1 title in single blog posts in Joomla with Themler? > Those articles don't have a menu item to set a page title. So for those pages I want the article title to be the H1 tag. > Thanks in advance for your help. **Let me express a generic judgment**: Themler is very interesting for all that is the graphic development of websites; But, in my opinion, **it is very deficient for the SEO side** :-(

Last edited 08 June 2017 by brizzicomunicazione

Support Team
Support Team posted this 09 June 2017

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback, we'll consider it. For now you can use some solutions from the forums where people delete the post header control and use instead the custom CMS Code control with the code to output the heading wrapped in the H1 tag.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, Thanks for the feedback, we'll consider it. For now you can use some solutions from the forums where people delete the post header control and use instead the custom CMS Code control with the code to output the heading wrapped in the H1 tag. Sincerely, Hella
shaulhadar
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shaulhadar posted this 23 December 2020

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback, we'll consider it. For now you can use some solutions from the forums where people delete the post header control and use instead the custom CMS Code control with the code to output the heading wrapped in the H1 tag.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, is there any place i can find this code? i searched and couldn't find anything..

> Hi, > > Thanks for the feedback, we'll consider it. For now you can use some solutions from the forums where people delete the post header control and use instead the custom CMS Code control with the code to output the heading wrapped in the H1 tag. > > Sincerely, > Hella Hi, is there any place i can find this code? i searched and couldn't find anything..
Support Team
Support Team posted this 20 January 2021

Hello Shaul,
I apologize for the delay in reply.

The code should be inside "templates" folder within your theme folder.
Each template (post, blog, page, etc.) has its own file in there and all of them need to be updated manually. With every publishing from Themler, all changes will be overridden though.

Gina
Themler support

Hello Shaul, I apologize for the delay in reply. The code should be inside "templates" folder within your theme folder. Each template (post, blog, page, etc.) has its own file in there and all of them need to be updated manually. With every publishing from Themler, all changes will be overridden though. Gina Themler support
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