Headings
Our stylesheets define heading tags h2, h3, and h4:
<h2>Heading 2</h2>
Heading 2
<h3>Heading 3</h3>
Heading 3
<h4>Heading 4</h4>
Heading 4
You can also use h5 or h6, but they'll both appear identical to h4. We recommend you do not use h5 or h6 -- break your information into smaller pages, creating an appropriate hierarchy.
Overriding h2 Lowercase Transformation
By default, h2 tags are transformed to all lowercase -- this is our chosen style. If you need to override the case transformation, use the notransform class:
<h2 class="notransform">PharmD degree program</h2>
A good example of needing to override the lowercase transformation is the PharmD Degree Program heading which appears somewhat strangely as "pharmd degree program" rather than "PharmD degree program," so we use the override in this case. We set "Degree" and "Program" in lowercase to match the regular h2 style; we don't use all-title-case h2 headings, even for transform overrides.
Don't use h1 tags
h1 tags should never be used because our templates automatically insert "UCSF School of Pharmacy" as an h1 tag hidden from visual user agents using stylesheets.
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