Double <h1> [#1336810]

Hi! How to wrap a sitename in tag <h2> on node's pages but leave it wrapped in <h1> on a frontpage? There are two tags <h1> by default this is not good for SEO and stuff like that.

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danielhonrade CreditAttribution: danielhonrade commented 9 November 2011 at 23:18

Thanks, I'll change that on the next version, you can override the default by adding this to your template.php:

<?php
/** 
 * Identity
 *
 * Grouped variables
 * - Logo
 * - Site Name
 * - Site Slogan
 *
 */

function yourtheme_identity($logo, $site_name, $site_slogan, $front_page) {
  if (!empty($logo) || !empty($site_name) || !empty($site_slogan)) { 
    $out = '<div id="logo-title">';
    if (!empty($logo)) $out .= '<a href="' . $front_page . '" title="' . t('Home') . '" rel="home" id="logo"><img src="' . $logo . '" alt="' . t('Home') . '" /></a>';
    if (!empty($site_name) || !empty($site_slogan)) { 
      $out .= '<div id="name-and-slogan">';
      if (!empty($site_name)) $out .= '<h2 id="site-name"><a href="' . $front_page . '" title="' . t('Home') . '" rel="home">' . $site_name . '</a></h2>';
      if (!empty($site_slogan)) $out .= '<div id="site-slogan">' . $site_slogan . '</div>';
      $out .= '</div> <!-- /#name-and-slogan -->';
    }    
    $out .= '</div> <!-- /#logo-title -->';
    return $out;
  }
}
?>