Heading Hierarchy

How I can fix it? Attached 1, 2 and 3
Is there a way to make those <div>?

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Hello,

You don’t need to change them to <div>. The correct solution is to fix the heading hierarchy.

Edit the page, click the Heading widget, and set the proper HTML Tag (H1, H2, H3, etc.)
Use only one H1, then H2/H3 for sections.
For non-heading text, use a Text Editor or set the tag to p/div instead.

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Sorry I did not understand, I am new at WordPress, I don’t know where to acess these areas like h5 recent post or h4 customer reviews and h2 reviews or h4 recently viewed

Hello,

Can you please share the page URL so I can further check on your site and give you a possible solution?

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Hello,

There isn’t a direct option in the theme settings to change the title tag. However, you can achieve this by editing the theme file. All the customizations made in the theme files are at your own risk

inc/integrations/woocommerce/template-tags.php

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[veronicafio]

Hello,

“All the customizations made in the theme files are at your own risk”
A backup can’t “fix” it?

• This reply was modified 5 months, 4 weeks ago by veronicafio.

Hello,

Yes — having a full backup definitely helps if something goes wrong. A backup allows you to restore the site to the previous working state.

What I meant is that editing theme files directly is not recommended because:

• Theme updates can overwrite your changes
• A small PHP/HTML mistake can break the layout or cause errors

If you want to customize safely, the best practice is to use a child theme and keep a recent backup before making changes. That way, you can both update the theme and easily restore the site if needed.

Best Regards,

[Author]

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