Hello, as i can see an k2 item makes the item title to h2 tag. How can i make k2 to makes item titles to h1?

Also i have one more question, is there an easy way to remove from url the word "item", as far i know i can use redirect 301 but i want to know if there is an easier way than make so many 301 redirects.

Thanks in advance for your help!

If you go to components > com_k2 > templates > default open item.php and look for <!-- Item title --> there you can change it to H1.

You can do it to the other files like category.php if you want H1 tags there too.

Hi,

@Adem Martin del Campo

You solution is good, but always think to make a template override instead of modifying the default template files :

getk2.org/documentation/tutorials/item/174-templating-with-k2-and-the-concepts-of-sub-templates

Olivier

Hi guys.

I have a similar issue and the edit above works for most sites I work on but now and again doesn't, strange.

Here's what I have done thus far...

I have edited the file in question and changed the "<h2 class="itemTitle">" to "<h1 class="itemTitle">" (and of-course the closing tag) but no joy.

So I created my own template files and sure enough the header converts to H1 but the image file is then not aligned properly so I'm stuck.

I use the following CSS to right align the default image and have the text wrap around:

That CSS works perfectly for the default template but not when I use my template, for some strange reason the image looks as though it has a massive right margin but when I inspect the code it does not.

FYI: I am loading a custom CSS file in the template.

Any suggestions...?

You can use Header Tags Plugin and that will do your job. You don't have to modify any code.

I tested with Joomla and K2 articles, it works great.

geekflare.com/change-title-header-to-h1-joomla/

Did you try to make the change in templates/yourtheme/html/com_k2/templates/team/item.php or templates/yourtheme/html/com_k2/templates/portfolio/category.php if those files exist in your theme ?

To be shure, the best way for me is to make a multiple search on "h2" in a backup of the com_k2 directory of your template ( templates/yourtheme/html/com_k2/) because the files in it will overide on any change you should have done in more generic files like /components/com_k2 files.

Chandan Kumar wrote: You can use Header Tags Plugin and that will do your job. You don't have to modify any code.

I tested with Joomla and K2 articles, it works great.

www.chandank.com/cms/joomla/change-title-header-to-h1

Chandan - This plugin should be incorporated into K2!

Well done for finding it and thank you for posting it!