While re-skinning my site using Lee's Issue 25 SEO friendly skinning techniques and the H1-H3 containers, I had an idea.

Using a lot of h2 - h4 tags on a page takes up lots of vertical space that is at a premium on today’s short wide monitors.  I thought that if I could create “inline” styles of h2 – h4 that merely bolded the text I could use them to emphasize important text and at the same time flag it to Google. Soon I had:

/* Inline h1-h4 that is really just bold or italic

 * used to emphisise text in paragraphs while showing the

 * importance of the text to Google as H1 - H4

 */

h1.inline, h2.inline, h3.inline, h4.inline

{   display: inline;

    font-size: 100%;

    font-weight: bold;

    color:Navy; /* temp just to show that the rule is triggering */

}

 

This CSS works but the FCKeditor insists on stuffing [p] and [/p] around the text preceding the [h1 class="”inline”]. Anyone got an easy way to keep the FCKeditor out of your way?

 

/DaveS

Hello,

Changing the settings in the FCK editor is discussed in this forum post here
this discusses how to replace the p tags with br or div tags. - But in your case, if you wish the following text to be on the same line as the header text, I think I would go into the HTML and replace the p tags with div tags just for that line of code and keep the FCK editor settings as the default settings. - in your div tag you could then call the class of 'inline' which using your skin.css file will then style the text in line and hopefully keep it on the same line as the H2 text. ( I haven't tested this, it is just an idea)

Let us know how you get on,

Thanks,

The following did produce the desired results. Note that  's were required since a couble words were bunched up.

This forum link doesn't appear to work -- I can't get it to load in either IE or FF.

This topic is of interest to me because I use Hx tags a LOT in the static site I'm transferring to DNN, I'm glad I found this thread.

Thank you, Tom

My bad, the DNN site has something wrong with it, the above link does work, it only takes about 5 minutes to load after 2-3 refreshes.

Thanks, Tom

That link took a long time to open, but it did open for me a few minutes ago.