[Resolved] Extra tags being inserted

[Greg]

On a few pages of my site, there’s an extra <h1> tag being inserted after <div class="entry-content">.

I suspect this may a theme setting, but searched the docs and found no reference. Thanks for any information on how to turn this setting off, if indeed it originates from GeneratePress.

[David]

Hi there,

the Theme adds the <h1> within the entry-header by default – this is currently being hidden with some CSS.
Whats the purpose of hiding the entry title and meta and then adding back into the content?

[Greg]

Thanks. Ok, good to know the theme is adding the h1 within entry-header. That’s where I find all the h1 tags on the site. Then, on a few pages I’m finding that tag in that place, plus an extra h1 tag further down within entry-content.

If I go on those pages with the extra h1 tag, and delete that extra tag, then no <h1> heading is visible on the page. It’s as if, in those cases the first <h1> was somehow hidden.

I don’t understand how these <h1> tags found in entry-header are hidden… is there a way to make them visible? (I do see an eyeball icon next to them but these indicate visibility is enabled)

[David]

In your Customizer > Additional CSS you will find this:

.page-id-14218 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14218 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14220 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14220 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14222 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14222 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14224 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14224 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14226 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14226 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14200 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14200 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14157 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14157 .inside-article .entry-meta,
.page-id-14185 .inside-article .entry-header,
.page-id-14185 .inside-article .entry-meta {
    display: none;
}

Its specific to a few different pages.

[Greg]

Ok that helps tremendously. Thanks very much!

[David]

You’re welcome

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