Mark article titles on category pages as h2-headline in Impulse theme

Topic summary

A user seeks to mark article titles on category pages as H2 headlines in the Impulse theme, specifically within product grids on collection pages, but cannot locate the relevant theme code.

Initial Solution Offered:

  • Add CSS code to theme.liquid file (above </body> tag) to style product titles as H2 elements
  • This approach only provides visual styling, not semantic HTML changes

Key Limitation Identified:
The CSS-only solution won’t create actual H2 tags for SEO/Google search purposes. Achieving proper H2 markup requires custom coding in the main-collection.liquid file.

Current Status:
The discussion remains open with an offer for further development assistance. The user would need either:

  • Custom coding expertise to modify the collection template directly
  • Hire a Shopify developer if unfamiliar with coding

The thread highlights the distinction between CSS styling (appearance) and semantic HTML structure (SEO value).

Summarized with AI on November 5. AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.

Hi,

I would like to mark my article titles on the category pages as h2-headlines. I am using the impulse theme, but cannot find the category pages in my theme code. Thanks for every kind of help!

To be more precise, this shall happen in the product grid on the collection pages, e.g.
https://www.frauottilie.de/collections/babytagebuch-schwangerschaftstagebuch

Hey @Sebastian2607

Follow these Steps:

  1. Go to Online Store

  2. Edit Code

  3. Find theme.liquid file

  4. Add the following code in the bottom of the file above tag


RESULT:

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Best Regards,
Moeed

Hello Moeed,

thank you for your fast answer. Will this mark them as h2 headlines for google search?

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Hey @Sebastian2607

This will make it look like H2 tags but no it won’t exactly mark them as h2 headlines for Google search, if you wanna do that then custom coding will be required in your main-collection.liquid file as it’s not only possible with CSS only. If you’re not familiar with coding then I suggest you to hire a Shopify developer who can help you out. Feel free to let me know if you want me to help you out and I will be more than happy to help you with that.

Best Regards,

Moeed