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  • Need to find the template and change the H3 tag to H1 if you wanted it. But really it won’t have any big impact. If you aren’t comfortable on changing templates I would just leave as is.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    Thank you very much, Aaron. I don’t mind blowing up my site once in awhile. Which file should I look in?

    They are all different. But I’d first go to appearance -> editor

    Then index.php could be your home page.
    single.php is your single blog page.
    page.php is your normal page.

    Do a search in the template for <h3> and change to <h1>. Now this will most likely change the appearance of your titles also (make them bigger).

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    I am going in. Duck.

    Thank you

    If you figure it you then you might want to consider a child theme for the permanent changes. This would be only useful if you plan on updating your template to newer versions.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    I do have a child theme. I will let you know what I find.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    I found the h3 tags in single.php and page.php. But I don’ t have an index php only functions php. I ran SEO doctor after making changes and it still shows the H1 and 2 tags missing.

    Your normal pages from page.php are H1 now. All the links in your menu go to pages with H1.

    As for your home page it could be a lot of places really if it is not in index.php. Just need to keep looking.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    I really appreciate it, Aaron. In the chid.css I see this. Could it be here:?

    .hp-heading-title h2, hp-heading-text-title h2 {

    margin:0;
    padding:3px 0;
    }

    .hp-heading-text-title h2 {

    border-bottom: 1px solid #272448 ;
    background: url(‘https://www.homejane.com/app/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Jane-logo-23-272448.png&#8217;);
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    font-size: 18px;
    padding-left: 48px;
    line-height: 41px !important;
    height: 35px;
    background-size: 35px;
    }

    It won’t be a .css file. That is for styling.

    The template change will be in a .php file. It could possibly not be in the child theme either.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    That is all that is under child. Just .css. Do you think I might have to get into my file manager in cPanel or should it reside on my site?

    The theme looks like a premium theme from themeforest so you might need to ask them for help. This forum is really just support for the free themes in the directory that we all have access to.

    But yes, you might need to get in the file manager and go to /wp-content/themes/realhomes/ and find the file.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    Thank you, Aaron. Theme Forest never respond to support requests. I couldn’t find anything there.

    I really appreciate your help.

    Thread Starter jpeters

    (@jpeters)

    Oh, and by the way. I changed my picture, but not to this thing. Not sure why that is popping up.

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