This is a very small issue but in rather a conspicuous place.

In both my Drupal 6 and 7 installations, on the front page, the automatically-created page title is a different format to that on other pages.

I think it is using an h2 tag instead of an h1 tag.

I think this is specific to the theme, as it didn't appear this way when I switched to another.

Can anyone confirm if this is a problem for them?

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florian’s picture

florian commented
Category: bug » feature

You are right but this is by design in order to be SEO compliant, so it is a feature rather than a bug, compared to other themes.

On the frontpage, the site title has h1 tag and titles of content pages have h2 tags.
On any other page, the site title does not have a heading tag and page title has h1 tag.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Thanks Florian for explaining - I understand your rationale and it's good to know SEO is so well considered in the theme.

It seems like the right trade-off to me but if anyone has any suggestions for a solution that allows us to have our cake and eat it, they'd be welcome...

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tanma commented

Hi Florian
I know this was along time ago but I am using this theme and would really like to be able to change this feature.

Would you be able to suggest how I might be able to make the page title consistent h1 tag regardless of whether the frontpage or not?

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florian commented

You should remove lines 35, 36, 37 and 39 from templates/page.tpl.php

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florian commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)