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Sorry, I wrote that wrong. Grande.js inserts h1 (from the toolbar) as h1 (into the document), whereas Medium inserts h1 (from the toolbar) as h2 (into the document).
Grande.js' behaviour is not desirable because the h1 heading might be reserved for the document title, which may be entered as a separate field. You don't want a post to have multiple h1s, basically. Medium essentially reserves h1 to the post title...
Medium's toolbar contains buttons for adding
H1
andH2
level headings. But the HTML output isH2
andH3
respectively at the dom level.Grade.js insets
H1
asH2
, and so forth...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: