mywaytoo wrote
1. Nabble is really very Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)-friendly, but we need to know which sentences to concentrate on... presumably that is what the Adding Sub-Headings Tips helps us with... but does not tell us about Nabble default settings.
That recent addition was done in response to a user request in the Premium Support Forum, who wanted an easy way to add headings in his blog posts. It was possible before to do it if you switched to HTML format, but that placed a burden on the user of needing to tag ordinary paragraphs as well. The new approach does make it easier to highlight heading that might be important for search engine purposes.
2. I think that there is a bug here, in that '1 comment' is not a good SEO term and therefore should not be defined as H2... LOL
I agree! I don't think that should be tagged as a second level heading. That makes it too important. (It may be desirable for it to appear the same, as an h2 tag but that should be done with the styling of a lesser heading tag.)
3. My 'coding' on the Post has propogated back to the Topic... Oh, I guess that that's the CSS bit... Hmmm
That's right! That's why you need to generate a conditional rule that will only affect an h2 tag when it's contained within a specific block.
4. Ideally I would like each user who makes a comment to be able to select their own colour for H2...
That's not going to be possible with the current system. It would require adding greater complications in the edit screen toolbar and I suspect that most forum owners would not want their users messing with their carefully crafted colour schemes, and adding yet further code to limit the range of colours a user could choose would, I suspect, not be a priority for the majority of forum owners, so I doubt that Nabble would implement that.
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