Hi,

I've noticed the Corolla sub-theme is producing two
tags on each of my D7.12 pages - one on the Site Name and another on the Article Title.

I've read somewhere that if an Article Title is displayed the Site Name
tag is not applied. Is this a bug or is there a reason the behaviour has been changed to allow this? Will it affect SEO much, as I thought each html page should only have one
tag.

Love the theme.

Cheers

Comments

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Jeff Burnz commented
Category: bug » feature
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

No, HTML5, no, wrong.

Tired of answering this question, sorry, just tired of repeating myself, to anyone else who asks this question please read about HTML5 first, then come and ask me questions. Please don't bother replying, I simply cannot be bothered answering or discussing this again.

Glad you like the theme, but you asked a dirty question that us developers are pretty sick of having to explain, over and over...

drunkencelt’s picture

drunkencelt commented

Jeff,

Really sorry to have wasted your time. Clearly you are p****d off. I could not find any explanation for this when I searched Drupal, your site at Adaptive Themes and here. I still can't but accept that I need to read up on HTML 5 to fully appreciate your work which I will now do.

Thanks again.

drunkencelt’s picture

drunkencelt commented

Just in case there's any other numpties like me out there W3C tutorials is a good place to start getting familiar with HTML5 - W3C HTML5 Tutorial - the <hgroup> tag in particular.

Then there's lots more with a Google search.

Might save p*****g off Jeff again. :-)

concretegannet’s picture

concretegannet commented
Issue summary: View changes

To clarify: in HTML5, different sections can each have an h1.

I can't seem to add a related issue, but this issue is related to https://www.drupal.org/node/2307173