Where do you get a H1 ? I could not find it in my test installation with default templates.
Do you mean core Comments and default comment template and default article template?

I just have H1 for the article/record header.
Comments header is H2.
Comments text is a DIV with ID#.

Better to show it as image.

I have word 'Reviews' as h1. I think I didn't change this. I searched through com_cobalt and I could only find it in path mentioned in 1st post.

klox7 header with h1 tag. I found this in com_cobalt\library\php\comments\cobalt\cobalt.php.

Good catch!

Exactly the source for the H1. Unfortunately, it is hard-coded :(

Since we can't disable or customize the markup, we are forced to output a "wrong" heading tag. So, this can be considered an issue/problem. I have changed the topic type accordingly.

Suggestions/Ideas

• Title should have an additional Comments parameter!
  (e.g. Title format -> Selectbox or free input with default)
• Addtionally "Title" could have an option to be shown/hidden.
  (e.g. Title OFF/ON)

H2?

pepperstreet Since we can't disable or customize the markup, we are forced to output a "wrong" heading tag.

Well I don't think it's "wrong" (multiple h1 is ok) I just prefer having page structured like a book.

Sergey H2?

Yes. Can I somehow change it in record template with str_replace?

pepperstreet

Suggestions/Ideas

• Title should have an additional Comments parameter!

  (e.g. Title format -> Selectbox or free input with default)* Addtionally "Title" could have an option to be shown/hidden.

  (e.g. Title OFF/ON)

Agreed.

And something else. I should be able to display comments anywhere in my record page, not just bellow. I think parameter for "Show comments under article" would be nice (or something like that) and in description you can say that you can include comments anywhere (regarding this setting) in template by adding

<?php echo $this->loadTemplate('comments');?>

But you already can include comments anywhere right?

klox7 Yes. Can I somehow change it in record template with str_replace?

Yes if you create system plugin.

Sergey But you already can include comments anywhere right?

I can include comments by selecting comments provider in comments parameter in type.

And if I select this comments are displayed, if I don't select it coments are not displayed. So if I leave this empty and insert loadTemplate('comments');?> somewhere lese it doesn't work. That's way enable/disable comments under article button. If yes than comments are shown bellow article, if no comments will still be visible but only by inserting code. If I don't select comments provider than comments should be disabled totally.

Install latest cobalt today and just load comments anywhere you want in your article template without turning comments off in parameters.

I added <?php echo $this->loadTemplate('comments');?> to my record template and comments are in that place. This was also before. How to turn off comments bellow article without hacking core?

klox7 How to turn off comments bellow article without hacking core?

I remember, this was not an issue in ME RESOURCES... as soon as you called the comments area, the default output was removed automatically. Anyways, we are dealing with Cobalt here ;)

As far as I can see, the default output is ALWAYS called in:

../components/com_cobalt/views/record/tmpl/default.php

That means you have to create a J! template override in YourTemplate/HTML folder. :(

Maybe this should be improved.
If possible, either by the old ME RESOURCES logic. However it worked.
Or by removing the respective lines from default.php and put it directly in each record template?! So, it can be controlled by Cobalt template manager.

pepperstreet as soon as you called the comments area, the default output was removed automatically.

This is exactly what I thought it would do after Sergey's comment. This would be great solution.

Fixed. In next version if you load comments in template it will disapear from the bottom automatically.

Sergey Fixed. In next version if you load comments in template it will disapear from the bottom automatically.

Confirmed :)

Sergey H2?

Will heading for comments change?

I can confirm this issue, this part:

<div id="comments"> <div class="page-header"><h1>

should be changed to:

<div id="comments"> <div class="page-header"><h2> or <h3>

Having multiple

<

h1> tags on a page is not good for SEO

Rgds

pepperstreet

Suggestions/Ideas

• Title should have an additional Comments parameter! (e.g. Title format -> Selectbox or free input with default)

• Addtionally "Title" could have an option to be shown/hidden. (e.g. Title OFF/ON)

pepperstreet Title should have an additional Comments parameter! (e.g. Title format -> Selectbox or free input with default)

Agree.

pepperstreet Addtionally "Title" could have an option to be shown/hidden. (e.g. Title OFF/ON)

Workaround...just put whitespace in title input.

@Sergey was this ever solved, because seams that still when using "Cobal types as comments" the title of comment section is still displayed under H1 tags, while it should be displayed under H2 tags instead

Rgds

It is H2 in my source code.

I just checked on a test website of mine and I see it still using H1 tags, as said, you need to use for comments "Cobalt types as comments"

Rgds