Navigation Pro – category name above specific category blog page

[atman]

I added a custom field (query_arg cat=12) in the page settings. Although I did not select a blog template from the list of templates (it is not listed). Unfortunately, the category name is missing (above the list). How to display it?

[Anita]

Link to the page that you are working with.

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[atman]

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[atman]

Can I count on your help? There is no H1 heading on custom blog page now.

[Anita]

I don't understand what you're trying to achieve. Can you provide a working link or screenshot with markup?

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[atman]

As I said I try to create category archive page. It works but there isn't title H1 heading on this page before list of posts.

I can't provide a working link because when I try to put the url in this post and submit it, the post doesn't get published. So I have to put a space in the url. Please remove this space and the link will work.

Here is screenshot:

[Anita]

It sounds like you have not added that content to the Category page. Open up the category to edit it. Then scroll down to "Category Archive Settings". You should fill in the "Archive Headline" and "Archive Intro Text" if you want that information to be displayed.

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[atman]

Thanks for your help. I filled out the forms you wrote about but still there is no title on category blog page 🙁

Screenshots:

[Anita]

If would be helpful to have a link to both of those pages. It's very difficult to assist you with your website without seeing it.

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[atman]

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[atman]

Are you getting private posts? I posted links in them.

[Anita]

I just logged in so I could see the links.

The first link is a page with a subpage. https://yourdomain.com/page/subpage

The second link is a category. https://yourdomain.com/category/category-name

The page > subpage would not have an H1 Title on it since they are pages.

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[atman]

Thanks for the answer Anita. So is the lack of the H1 tag with the page title consistent with the principles of website accessibility?

[Anita]

I am not an expert at accessibility so you'll need to do your own research on that but there should only be one H1 on a page, not multiple instances of it.

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