I am publishing content to Zendesk Guide via MadCap Flare's Zendesk Connect plugin. When I do my articles all now have a Title and an H1 heading that are the same. I don't want to have to edit all of the articles to remove the H1 heading. MadCap suggested adding this css snippet to the document_head.hbs file of the active Theme.
<style>.article-body h1 { display: none; }</style>
However, I am still seeing the duplicate heading. I tried moving it to the css file as well (without the <style></stlye> tags, but that didn't work either.
Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!


Thanks for revisiting this topic! What you’re aiming to do—keep the H1 tag in the article header while removing the one from the main article content—is definitely possible, but it usually requires a bit of custom CSS or template modification.
Typically, the duplicated H1 issue happens because the article title is rendered both in the header and within the article body content. You can try targeting the CSS selector for the H1 inside the article body and hide just that one, leaving the header H1 visible.
For example, adding something like this to your Help Center’s CSS might work:
Make sure to inspect your page’s HTML structure using browser developer tools to identify the exact class or ID wrapping the H1 you want to hide.
If you’re comfortable editing your Help Center theme’s templates, another approach is to remove or comment out the H1 tag inside the article body in the article template, so only the header H1 remains.
Hope this helps you get the desired effect! Let us know if you want any more guidance with the CSS or theme files.