9.1.3.1a/11.1 On the page, there are two "h1" headings, where only the "Documents" heading makes sense for structuring content. It is recommended to remove the "All files" heading.

[szaimen]

https://report.bitvtest.de/cbedb5ef-4815-4cba-a83d-995599c178c3.html#checkpoint-be75bbae42-v11-n1

9.1.3.1a/11.1 On the page, there are two "h1" headings, where only the "Documents" heading makes sense for structuring content. It is recommended to remove the "All files" heading.

[JuliaKirschenheuter]

Dear @michaelnissenbaum,

i would like to clarify this issue with you. Some time ago we have structured our headings based on the section in a left sidebar (navigation), please have a look #36914. This logic is remaining through all our apps and pages.

Should we follow another approach?

Thank you!

[michaelnissenbaum]

In this case, you can follow the same approach. "All files" should be marked as "h1," and "Documents" should be marked as "h2." It's important to note that we should not have two "h1" headings on the page.

[JuliaKirschenheuter]

Thank you @michaelnissenbaum!

[JuliaKirschenheuter]

Dear @michaelnissenbaum,

i've checked this part and "Documents" this is only a heading inside of the document which can be edited and is located inside of Text app. Whole content of the document is controlled by toolbar panel and there could be even several <h1> elements because user wanted to design a markdown document like this:

...or user can desing a document like: <h4> -> <h1> -> <h5> -> <h2> -> this is unfortunately out of our control:

Besides this a page itself has "all files" heading which comes from a left sidebar:

I don't know how to solve this problem. Text app is only the one place where we have a such situation.

[michaelnissenbaum]

@JuliaKirschenheuter The text within the editor should not be a problem since it is the responsibility of the creator.

[JuliaKirschenheuter]

Thank you @michaelnissenbaum!

Can i then close this issue?

[michaelnissenbaum]

yes you can.

[JuliaKirschenheuter]

#42275 (comment)

[szaimen]

Chanted to close as not planned since we don't need to fix it