How to apply a heading tag to a text box
By default, text boxes use the <p> tag.
Select the text box you want to apply a tag to.
In the right panel, go to the [Settings] tab and choose a heading (<h1>–<h6>) under the [Tag] section.
How to apply a heading tag to a parent box that contains child elements (advanced)
You can only apply a heading (<h1>–<h6>) to a parent box if it meets the following condition.
The child elements inside the parent box must consist only of the following tags:
<img>,<span>,<i>,<button>,<a>
Examples where a heading tag can't be selected
The selected element contains another element that already has a heading tag:
<h1> <h2>text</h2></h1>
The heading tag contains a box (
divtag) with child elements inside:
<h1> <div class="image sd"></div></h1>
Examples where a heading tag can be selected
The parent box itself is a BOX mode image and contains
<img>, <span>, <i>, <button>, <a>tags:
<h1 class="image sd"> <i>favorite_border</i></h1>
The parent box contains a text box with a link set (
<a>tag):
<h1> <a>Text box with a link</a></h1>
Note: Heading tags on parent boxes that contain text boxes as child elements
By default, text boxes use the <p> tag. If a child text box keeps the <p> tag, you won't be able to apply a heading tag to the parent box.
Steps:
Select the child text box.
Check the current tag under [Tag] at the bottom of the right panel.
If the tag is set to
<p>, change it to<span>.~~<div> <span>text</span> </div>~~Select the parent box and apply a heading (<h1>–<h6>).
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