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Thank you. It looks like Attitude Pro 3.0 came out since I restarted this thread; I had upgraded to 2.0 (which had been the latest version available) right before. Confirming that I’m only seeing one h1 tag in the source code. Thanks for your help – much appreciated.

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I’m just realizing that I accidentally posted in the support section for the free version of Attitude. The issue I’m having, and what is highlighted in the code above, is from Attitude Pro 2.0, so the issue has not been fixed there either. Please let me know what the ETA is for resolving this and rolling out a fix. And let me know if I need to repost all of this in the Attitude Pro support forum to ensure it gets addressed in the next release of Attitude Pro

thanks

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sorry, I didn’t paste the code above properly, so I’m sending it again. Here’s what I’m seeing in the source code of the domain I’m working on that’s been updated to Attitude Pro 2.0:

<div id="site-logo" class="clearfix">
												<h1 id="site-title"> 
								<a href="http://domain.com/" title="Domain" rel="home">
									<img src="http://domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/domain.jpg" alt="Domain">
								</a>
							</h1>
											
				</div><!-- #site-logo -->

and

<h1 class="entry-title">
    				<a href="http://domain.com/Post1/" title="Post1">Post1</a>
    			</h1><!-- .entry-title -->

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So here’s what I’m seeing in the source code from the links you provided. If I go to the blog page and then select the first post (https://www.themehorse.com/preview/attitude/business-is-all-about-attitude/), in the source code I see H2 defined as the site-title “Attitude”

<h2 id=”site-title”>
Attitude </h2>

Then there are the following H1 tags:
<h1 class=”page-title”></h1><!– .page-title –>
which looks like it would result in an empty H1 showing up, and

<header class=”entry-header”>
<h1 class=”entry-title”>
Business is all about attitude</h1><!– .entry-title –></header>
which is the title of the post

Thus there are two H1 tags on the post page, one of which is showing up as empty

On the site I’m working on, here’s what I’m seeing after upgrading to Attitude Pro 2.0:
<div id=”site-logo” class=”clearfix”>
<h1 id=”site-title”>

`<img src=”http://domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/domain.jpg&#8221; alt=”Domain” />
`
</h1>

where “domain” is the domain I’m working on (again, if you let me know what email address to send this to, I can provide the URLs so you can take a look).

And then I see
<header class=”entry-header”>
<h1 class=”entry-title”>
Post1
</h1><!– .entry-title –>
</header>

So while the sample blog post looks like it’s using an H2 for the site title, in Attitude Pro 2.0, I’m seeing an H1 being used for both the site title and the post title, instead of an H2 being used for the site title. I went into the WordPress dashboard and confirmed that the live theme is Attitude Pro v2.0, so I’m not sure what could be going on.

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In the source code I’m seeing <h1 class=”entry-title”> around the post titles. And then I’m seeing an <h1 id=”site-title”> around the logo on each page, which seems to be triggering the too many h1 tags alert. Let me know what email address I can send URL examples to and I’ll pass those along. Thanks!

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Hi – just checking in on this again. I just downloaded the latest version of Attitude Pro that looks like it came out a few days ago and am still seeing <h1 id=”site-title”>. The issue looks like it was first brought up almost 18 months ago and still hasn’t seen any resolution despite indications to the contrary in your replies. What’s the ETA for getting this fixed? Again, it’s TERRIBLE for SEO and I will need to migrate to another theme (which I’d really rather not do) if this isn’t going to be fixed in the immediate future. Thanks.

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Hi – just wanted to check on the status of getting this fixed. I’ve been doing a check of my site in WMT and it looks like most pages are still showing two h1 tags — one for <h1 id=”site-title”> and the other for the title of the post, which is obviously terrible for SEO. Can you please provide an update?

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Need some help with updating the theme to the new version. I’m unable to locate how to automatically update the existing version that’s live on my site the way I’d normally do (where it specifies “update available” in the themes portion of the dashboard), and when I tried manually uploading the theme from the zip file, I get an error message that says “Destination folder already exists” and the install fails.

How, exactly, does one make the update via the WP dashboard?

Thanks in advance!

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Thanks Sanjip! I tried the plugin you suggested as well as a few others and wasn’t able to get any of them to work. Will keep trying 🙂

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