H tags in menu and footer

  • Hello,

    On my website menu and footer titles are marked with H tags. Menu is H3 and footer titles are H5. How can I delete these tags from there?

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  • Hi, I don’t see any H tags in the menu or footer titles? Did you change them?

    Thread Starter just220

    (@just220)

    Thay are still there https://ibb.co/9bGsNYD

    https://ibb.co/zhnJv4f

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    The mobile menu and Aside footer widgets appear to be elements provided by your theme. I recommend seeking assistance through their dedicated support channel. There isn’t much we can do to help with commercial themes in these forums.

    Thread Starter just220

    (@just220)

    Yeah I know.. but I can’t make a contact with them… Is anything I can do with it without theme support?

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    How are you at reading PHP code? You could dig through the theme’s source code to find out where the headings are created and modify accordingly. A full text recursive file search utility like Linux’s grep can help narrow down where to look. IIRC, findstr is the Windows equivalent.

    Note that publicly posting a commercial theme’s source code is likely a violation of their copyright and terms of service. It’s part of why getting commercial theme help in a general public forum is difficult. If you’re not that good with PHP, you could hire professional help.

    Why are the tags objectionable? If it’s only appearance, they can be restyled with CSS. It’s often possible to target specific elements if you don’t want all H3 and H5 tags restyled. If your objection is inappropriate semantic markup, altering the HTML is your only recourse.

    Thread Starter just220

    (@just220)

    I have no idea about php.

    It is the matter of SEO, so I just would like to change <h> for <p> in some elements. What about using some plugin like WP File Manager, find there theme files and edit the <h> in html?

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by just220.
    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    The offending H tags is integrated with PHP code. If you’re careful to not mess up the PHP syntax, altering the applicable H tags is a reasonable edit. Be sure to keep backups of the original file so it’s easy to revert in case you inadvertently mess something up.

    Understanding PHP, even if you cannot write PHP code, would be helpful in finding the right place to edit. It may not be absolutely necessary, but it certainly would help.

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