*sigh* Red Hat's Fedora Core 3 doesn't ship with Flash installed, but Red Hat's magazine uses it. To make matters worse, Red Hat's Fedora Core 3 ships with Firefox as it's default browser (presumably for the must-have "Open in new tab" feature), but the Red Hat website uses Flash for articles links, preventing readers using "open in new tab". Example: Every heading down the centre column of the front page.
Any chance the heading can show in the <title> too? Content is excellent btw.
Rob changed the links to be included in the text instead of the article title to fix the "open in a new tab" problem. The magazine site does utilize Flash if it is installed, but if Flash is not installed, the article titles are treated as H1 elements. I don't quite understand your second question. Which headings are you refering to. Perhaps a location would help clarify.
> Every heading down the centre column of the front page. The headings that link to the articles aren't "open in new tab"-able.