According to WebAIM and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), Subheads are important not only for sighted users but also for web visitors using assistive technology.
Who can use this feature?
System Administrators | Owners | Publishers | Authors
Best Practices
Headings or Subheads should be short and used to convey meaning and structure.
They should be intuitive enough that they provide an outline of the content. This allows for scannability as well as for those using screenreaders as the code contained within the heading is identified by screen-readers and aids in their navigation of the content page.
Use subhead1, subhead2, and bolding in a hierarchical manner.
Editor Headings
In your Editor Widget, you can use the Headings drop-down to select preformatted headings. The Editor has multiple options, ranging from Headline (largest heading) to Subheads 1 and 2.
Use the Heading Drop-Down Menu
Navigate to your page
Ensure that Live Edit Is On:
Click into your editor text:
Note:
If needed, add Editor text to your page.
In your editor, create the text you want to be a header or view your existing text:
Highlight the text with your mouse:
Select a Heading class:
View your heading:
Click the Done Editing (checkmark) icon located to the right of the editor box to confirm your changes and close the editor box:
Save your page:
