Lists titles with H1

krileon wrote: If you need to add a space simply add a space to the string.

Yes, but if I need to place the symbol between ?
It isn't a html or php file, if I will use your recommendation from here: www.joomlapolis.com/blog/kyle/18712-language-key-and-text-finder , will the symbol work here?

Ok, I've done that! The symbol works.
But I still didn't understand how to replace the H3 tags to H1 tags by CSS override....?

But I still didn't understand how to replace the H3 tags to H1 tags by CSS override....?

Ses my reply below.

www.joomlapolis.com/forum/153-professional-member-support/235667-lists-titles-with-h1?limitstart=0#289754

h1, h2, h3, etc.. is primarily font sizing. You just need to target the h3 using CSS selectors then change its font size or apply whatever styling you want. For the profile title this is as follows.

.cb_template .cbProfileTitle > h3

Usage example as follows.

Yes, I understand this. What I am trying to say that a page must have H1 tags for good Seo, but in your case I will only have H3. So to make H1 , the only possibility is to change it in the PHP file - otherwise it is impossible?

For userlists you'd have to edit CBs default template PHP file or supply your own template. For profile title you're better off replacing it with a Custom HTML field and supplying whatever HTML you want.

It was only recently (last year) that HTML5 allows for an h1 per segment in its specification. Before that you strictly only should use 1 h1 per page (and having more was a negative impact). So we didn't set any. h1-6 is given different SEO priority with h3 making most sense for most of our views (h1 for the site title, h2 for the component/section title, h3 for the content). Regardless your h1 should probably be a lot stronger than the users username as it's used as a descriptive keyword, which you can add at the top above the menu bar using a new tab and a Custom HTML field.