Feature request: Override title 'header' tag format
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So, I’m trying to be clever in building certain pages on my site recursively.
Basically, I’ve got a number of sub-pages on specific topics that are part of a “guide” having multiple hierarchical “sections.” I want people to be able to link to pages with:
1) Just the specific section they want.
2) All subsections (subsections 1.3.1-14) grouped into a single page super-section (section 1.3)
3) All sub-sections (1.1-5) groped together into a chapter (Chapter 1.)To do this, I’m using the Posts-for-page plugin to create the sub-sections, then “pull” them into the sections and then again using the plugin to pull the subsections into the chapters.
I’d like to think it’s pretty clever.
However, I also use the plugin “Table of Contents Plus” on the top-level page and its hierarchy is determined by the header tags. So, I’d like to be able to override the header format on the titles pulled into sub-pages, so they get assigned the proper formatting to make the TOC hierarchy work. Currently it seems to just automatically assign a header 2 and be done with it. I’d rather be able to say something to the effect of [posts-for-page id=’106′ show_full_pages=’true’ header_override=’H4′]. It would, hopefully only apply to the TITLE of the specific post being pulled and not affect the titles of any sections “pulled in” recursively by nested copies of the plugin.
Is this possible? Thanks!
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