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Hey,

I had actually already spotted the code above (thanks for the effort anyway), and my idea was to use PHP to tell the code that when ‘before_widget’ is equal to the html generated for the categories heading (an li with a particular id is generated), then ‘before_title’ and ‘after_title’ should be null.

Then again, I do not know how to do that. Does anybody? That would be much appreciated!

Hi,

good to read you again 😉

I’d thought about display:none but I would really love to not go away with this by using a trick.

As to the second solution, it can’t be done ’cause the heading isn’t generated by the plugin but it’s set in the widgets file.

My idea of a working solution is something like a php control function that would recognize the widget and tell it not to generate an h2, but I’m waaaay too dense about php to achieve something like that 🙂

Hi 11worth,

thanks for your advices, although I found out that the problem is in no way related to the tag function, because I’ve totally removed it and wrapped the link in h1 tags on every page and it still doesn’t work.

Yes, I’m using two-column Kubrick and no, I don’t use any widgets in my header.

Would you have any other idea why this is not working?

Thank you anyway!

Hi,

thanks for the quick answer ;). I’ve read somewhere that it’s good SEO practice to make the logo title an h1 in the home page but not in the single post pages, ’cause the post title shoud be more important than the blog title in these.

Anyway I think your solution will sure work. Thanks for that!

grazz