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I am working on an existing site which uses sifr. It was set up to substitute all h1, h2, etc with sifr. I need to prevent this from happening on just a couple headlines.

Unfortunately because of the timeline I do not have the time to change the sifr-config to be more locked down and then change all of the html pages too.

Is there some way I can add a class to an H1 to prevent sifr?

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You can add the sIFR-ignore class to elements you do not want to be replaced.

Please note that any sIFR-related CSS applied to the elements in question (such as .sIFR-active h1 rules) may still apply.

Mark Wubben
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Is this for sIFR 2 or 3? I can't seem to get sIFR to ignore either of these:

<h2 class="sIFR-ignore">Title</h2>

nor

<div id="sidebar" class="sIFR-ignore"><h2>Title</h2></div>

The headings I'm trying to affect are created dynamically (in Wordpress), hence trying the second approach.

Is this possible?

Osu