People use h2 tags as the "first level" of organization in documentation. But h2.title and h2 are styled identically, making the page confusing to read.

The workaround is to use h3 tags, but this is confusing. Either make the title an h1 tag, or style h2 tags inside the body differently. I've used h3 tags here: http://drupal.org/node/6314

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drumm
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Its been a year and 10 weeks.. still an issue? If it is, you know how to find Steven.

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beginner commented
Title: Consider styling h2 tags differently inside node content » rething styling of h1 to h6 tags.
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The title now IS an h1, so this part of the request is done.

But I have always thought that the theming of the different headings left to be desired.

To show the revision that Boris talked about, see how the title (h1) is styled in a similar manner as the in-text heading (h2):
http://drupal.org/node/6314/revisions/61028/view

And the test here gives strange results:

h1 title

blah blah ...

h2 title

blah blah ...

h3 title

blah blah ...

h4 title

blah blah ...

compare to forum posting:
http://drupal.org/node/15501

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beginner commented

hmm. the preview didn't show the same thing as after posting. In particular, the h2 heading was not themed at all.

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boris mann commented
Title: rething styling of h1 to h6 tags. » rethink styling of h1 to h6 tags.
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Thanks for the ticket cleanup, beginner. I'm closing this -- this was before the recommended way of doing handbook pages changed to use strong tags and no subheadings, and split into separate pages if subheadings are needed.

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