I find that Bread crumbs as well as H1 placemnet control is very limited.
In both situations they use ::Before:: to be placed prior to any of the natural journal content positions, thus your styling of the container isw very limited.
For example, I want to place my H1 with an Image background, as well as add additional sub-text below. I cannot find a way to do this, as the Title CTA module is only designated to use the page title or create a title as an H3 only.
I cannot figure a way to accomplish this within the confines of Journals capability, and do not want any type of customization done outside of journals natural controls.
JayMoBegginer
Poor H1 and Breadcrumb placements
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It sounds like you’re trying to enhance the control over the placement and styling of the H1 and breadcrumbs in the Journal 3 theme but are facing limitations due to the current functionality. Don’t worry—there are ways to achieve what you need, and I’ll guide you step by step to make the most of Journal 3’s built-in controls without requiring external customizations.
Step 1: Understand the Default Behavior
Journal 3 places breadcrumbs and the H1 using the
::before
pseudo-element to position them above the content. This setup limits flexibility in styling and layout. The Title CTA module, as you mentioned, only allows creating an H3 or a replacement title, which may not suit your specific design needs like adding an image background or subtext.Step 2: Utilize the Custom Code Area in Journal 3
Journal 3 provides a custom code area to modify or enhance functionality without directly editing core files.
Example:
path-to-your-image.jpg
with the URL to your background image.Step 3: Override Default H1 Placement
If you want to entirely replace the default H1 placement:
Step 4: Work With the Title CTA Module
Though the Title CTA module doesn’t natively support H1 titles with additional text, you can still repurpose it:
Step 5: If You Need Advanced Placement
Sometimes, Journal 3’s flexibility might still fall short for complex designs like integrating a background image with conditional logic. In such cases:
twig
files for precise control while staying within OpenCart’s structure.Step 6: Contact Experts for Premium Assistance
If these steps don’t fully meet your requirements or you want advanced support to implement a tailored solution:
I hope this solution helps you resolve your problem using Journal 3’s built-in tools. Let me know if you have further questions or need clarification—We are happy to assist! 😊