This plugin (available in b2evo 6.7) will automatically adjust the headings of all posts and/or comments to make them consistent.

For example, if you have one post containing <h1> sub-headings and another containing <h4> sub-headings when your normal sub-headings should be <h3>, this plugin will adjust all of them to <h3>. Of course, that is for the highest level of sub-headings. If you use sub-sub-headings, they will be adjusted down to <h4>, <h5>, etc.

Let's assume we want to normalize the highest sub-heading level to h3:

The plugin will perform these tasks:

1. Scan the text for <h[1-6]( .*)?> and determine the existing highest level in the text. Maybe it's h1 (example A), maybe it's h3 (example B).
2. Adjust all headers so that the highest one is the set top level:
   • Example A:
     • h1 becomes h3
     • h2 becomes h4
     • h3 becomes h5
     • h4 becomes h6
     • h5 becomes h6 (we can't go over h6 in HTML)
     • h6 becomes h6
   • Example B:
     • h1 doesn't exist
     • h2 doesn't exist
     • h3 becomes h3
     • h4 becomes h4
     • h5 becomes h5
     • h6 becomes h6

Let's have an additional example:

We set the plugin collection setting Highest level heading to 2 for <H2> and the source text is:

<h4 id="">Heading</h4>
haha I put a small heading before a large one to trick you!
<h3 id="">Another heading</h3>

The detected highest level is h3. The plugin settings request that the highest be h2. So the plugin should change the text to:

<h3 id="">Heading</h3>
haha I put a small heading before a large one to trick you!
<h2 id="">Another heading</h2>

Per Collection Settings

• Apply rendering to posts: how the content of the post will be rendered by plugin (for more information about apply rendering, please read: )
• Apply rendering to comments: how the comments will be rendered by the plugin (for more information about apply rendering, please read: )
• Highest level heading: specify the highest heading level to use: 1 for <H1>, 2 for <H2>, etc.