IdleadTitlePage

IdleadTitlePage is a predefined HTML id used in the Idlead content management and templating system to label the page title section on lead pages. It provides a stable hook for styling and scripting.

In practice, developers assign idleadTitlePage to the element that renders the page’s main heading, typically an h1 or logo/title container. Using a unique id helps CSS rules target only the title area and allows JavaScript to manipulate it for features like dynamic updating or in-page navigation.

The recommended usage is to apply the id directly to the title element, e.g., <h1 id="idleadTitlePage">Welcome to Idlead</h1>, while keeping semantic HTML and accessibility in mind. The element should clearly convey the page’s primary heading and be present on all lead pages.

Best practices: keep the id unique within the document, prefer the exact id name idleadTitlePage to ensure compatibility with Idlead templates, and avoid including spaces or special characters. Alternatively, a separate CSS class name such as idlead-title-page may be used for styling without affecting semantics.

In maintenance and templating, the id may be generated by the system or by the template engine, enabling consistent cross-page behavior such as consistent anchor linking and automated testing.

See also Idlead CMS, HTML id attribute, CSS selectors, JavaScript DOM manipulation.