Open your theme page.tpl.php template file in a text editor and go to the markup generated for the page title.
You will find page.tpl.php in your theme folder.
For Garland, go to line number 68. The original line of code is :
This can be done via your page.tpl.php or node.tpl.php file within your theme directory. If you mean the title of each node, look in node.tpl.php - keep in mind, though, that if you have a page listing of nodes (full or teaser) you'll have multiple h1s on your page.
keep in mind, though, that if you have a page listing of nodes (full or teaser) you'll have multiple h1s on your page.
Brenda makes an excellent point!
I think that you meant the page title, and not node titles on a page where you have a list of nodes.
By the way, it really is a great idea to change the page title to h1 if you use a logo for your branding, that is, if you don't print the web site name in q=admin/build/themes/settings "Site name". That Site Name uses the h1 tag.
With the change you'll make, you'll have only one h1 on the page, and it's your page title, if you don't print the Site Name.
Note to self to change this for myself too, on my 11heavens site. My logo is my Site Name.
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hard to be specific without knowing what theme you are using.
search your themes style.css for .title to see if you can manage, or tell us your theme so someone can check it for you.
Modify page.tpl.php
Open your theme page.tpl.php template file in a text editor and go to the markup generated for the page title.
You will find page.tpl.php in your theme folder.
For Garland, go to line number 68. The original line of code is :
<?php if ($title): print '<h2'. ($tabs ? ' class="with-tabs"' : '') .'>'. $title .'</h2>'; endif; ?>Change that to :
<?php if ($title): print '<h1'. ($tabs ? ' class="with-tabs"' : '') .'>'. $title .'</h1>'; endif; ?>Then style your h1 headline appropriately.
If I were you, I would even add a class : page-title, and use it for styling.
<?php if ($title): print '<h1 class="page-title'. ($tabs ? ' with-tabs"' : '') .'>'. $title .'</h1>'; endif; ?>Caroline
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This can be done via your
This can be done via your page.tpl.php or node.tpl.php file within your theme directory. If you mean the title of each node, look in node.tpl.php - keep in mind, though, that if you have a page listing of nodes (full or teaser) you'll have multiple h1s on your page.
Brenda
Brenda makes an excellent point!
I think that you meant the page title, and not node titles on a page where you have a list of nodes.
By the way, it really is a great idea to change the page title to h1 if you use a logo for your branding, that is, if you don't print the web site name in q=admin/build/themes/settings "Site name". That Site Name uses the h1 tag.
With the change you'll make, you'll have only one h1 on the page, and it's your page title, if you don't print the Site Name.
Note to self to change this for myself too, on my 11heavens site. My logo is my Site Name.
Caroline
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thank you very much it is a
thank you very much
it is a node title
i changed the page.tpl file
thank you