Headings

Page title (`h1`)

Regular h1

Link to the resource homepage, underneath h1

If the page is part of a larger resource, the resource homepage can be displayed underneath, by adding the following in the frontmatter:

This will use the name of page with the specified ref as the link name and include the “in” in a paragraph below the heading. It looks like this:

With one or more links to any resources, inside h1

If a page requires display of multiple links and/or full control over what the link name will be, this can be done in the frontmatter with parent_in_h1. Note: when you use parent_in_h1, it will be included inside the h1.

One or more items can be specified. In each, the ref attribute is the ref attribute of the page you want to display, and the name is what the link name should be. It can be one of title, nav_title or title_html (taken from the frontmatter of the page you’re linking to), or, for full flexibility, it can be a string.

parent_in_h1:
  - ref: /atag/at/a/glance
    name: title  # use the page's title value
  - ref: /wcag/at/a/glance
    name: nav_title   # use the page's nav_title value
  - ref: /uaag/at/a/glance
    name: title_html   # use the page's title_html value
  - ref: /uaag/at/a/glance
    name: "My link name"  # name it any way you like

This will look like this:

Other headings (`h2` to `h6`)

Regular headings

Headings with example classes (`class="ex"`)

Headings with approach classes (`class="ap"`)

Space Before Headings

To have less space above headings, put in the Frontmatter: