Thanks John
This was a detail I had missed, but...
I still think there is an inconsistency then. I could have been more
clear - but my test site was set up to use a static page as the Front
page and the blog is displayed on a second "static" page. So it would
seem the front page is a single page, and should be treated like other
single pages, it seems to me. But both the static front page and Posts
page use H2, while the other regular static pages use H1.
And on the old Kubrick, all the page titles, including the blog, are at H2.
I can see the logic of what you described, but for consistency, it would
seem a reassigned static front page should also be H1. This difference
makes it harder to write a consistent child theme to Twenty Ten.
Thanks for the reply.
John O'Nolan wrote:
<div class="moz-text-flowed" style="font-family: -moz-fixed">Hi Bruce,
This is correct behavior. Pages should only ever have a single H1. On
pages with multiple article headings an H2 is used to give them all
equal weight. On single pages and single blog posts an H1 is used
because there is only one article title.
Hope that helps
Cheers
John
On 5 Jun 2010, at 01:54, Bruce Wampler wrote:
This is my first post here. Sorry if this is a duplicate, or if the
format of this is not exactly correct.
I've been working on a Twenty Ten child theme, and have discovered an
inconsistency on how it generates the titles for pages.
For the home page and blog post page, it uses <h2> for the
'entry-title' page title. However, on any other page, it uses <h1>
for the page title.
Shouldn't they all be the same h level?
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