NOTE: On 8/22/2025, a change was made to the H3 and H6 headings where they are no longer in all caps. This was based on feedback and updated accessibility best practices. The first letter of the first word is capitalized, and all other capitalization will be based on how you enter the text.

Where do I start?

Heading block is a WordPress block that helps you structure your page and make it more readable. Demonstrations and how to use the block can be found at their website.

Accessibility Tips

• There should be ONLY 1 H1 heading on a page. The page title is the H1 heading.
• Headings should not be used to style text on a page.
• Please do not skip any headings. Think of headings as a outline of a research paper
  • H1
    • H2
      • H3
    • H2
      • H3
        • H4
        • H5
        • H6
      • H3
    • H2

Heading Examples

There can only be one H1 heading on a page and it is located in the page title.

This is an H2 heading.

This is an H3 heading.

This is an H4 heading.

This is an H5 heading.

This is an H6 heading.

Disclaimer

As a public university it is crucial to ensure our information is accessible to everyone that visits our websites. To assist content owners in this effort, UTIA has created certain boundaries within the UTIA WordPress environment. These boundaries are designed to help content owners from inadvertently violating established accessibility standards. Therefore, instructions at external websites may show features that we have disabled.