Introduction
When you want to go beyond the theme’s defined headings, the heading shortcode is a powerful tool. It is great for special headings that compliment the design of a specific area of your site.
For example, maybe you want a large heading on your landing page that has a different color, alignment, and size than any other heading on your site. These custom situations are easy to accommodate for using the heading shortcode.
If you have a heading that is almost what you need, you can choose which HTML tag to use (H1, H2, H3, etc.) as a starting point.
Example
Using the Heading Shortcode
Notice the changes in font, size, line height, margins, alignment, and color
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Duis et justo elementum libero iaculis pulvinar. Integer pulvinar risus ut magna ornare, id tincidunt arcu porta. Maecenas ac libero vestibulum, imperdiet nibh quis, tincidunt eros.
Suspendisse sed ipsum tincidunt, mattis turpis quis, blandit nulla. Maecenas quis lorem hendrerit, vulputate nulla et, mollis risus. Quisque dapibus justo a urna lobortis cursus. Phasellus.
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<h2>Introduction</h2>
When you want to go beyond the theme's defined headings, the heading shortcode is a powerful tool. It is great for special headings that compliment the design of a specific area of your site.
For example, maybe you want a large heading on your landing page that has a different color, alignment, and size than any other heading on your site. These custom situations are easy to accommodate for using the heading shortcode.
If you have a heading that is almost what you need, you can choose which HTML tag to use (H1, H2, H3, etc.) as a starting point.
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<h2>Example</h2>
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Using the Heading Shortcode
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[intense_heading tag="h3" font_size="30px" line_height="40px" margin_top="15" font_family="Arial" font_color="#24B45E" align="center"]
Notice the changes in font, size, line height, margins, alignment, and color
[/intense_heading]
[intense_filler words="60"]
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