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The warning is only for <h1>s inside a section, so GP’s example — where the only h1 is at the top level — would not be flagged.
by tallytarik 2y ago
The warning is only for <h1>s inside a section, so GP’s example — where the only h1 is at the top level — would not be flagged.
- albedoa 2y agoIf that is true, then TFA seriously missed the mark: > Alongside the changes in browser styles, page auditing tools like Lighthouse now flag cases of <h1>s without defined font-size as bad practice. Then when listing what to expect: > Lighthouse will flag a warning if <h1> is used without a specified font-size. And under the section "Fixing the Lighthouse warning": > Lighthouse has recently inherited a check based on Chromium's DevTools warnings for sites that don't specify a font-size for <h1> elements. Then it uses top-level h1 selectors in its examples of recommended styles. I mean you might be right about when that warning will appear, but the article doesn't seem to think you are.
- tingletech 2y agoThe error is named `H1UserAgentFontSizeInSection` -- makes it seems like it would only fire for an H1 used in a section?
- zcorpan 2y agoTFA has been fixed to make this clearer. Thanks!