🔍 What This Article Covers
When publishing content from Content Genius to WordPress, some users experienced a duplicate H1 title appearing in their posts — meaning the article title showed up twice on the page. Additional formatting errors were sometimes present alongside this issue. This article explains what to do if you are still seeing it.
⚙️ What Was Causing the Problem
This was a confirmed platform bug specific to posts published or synced through Content Genius — manual posts created directly in WordPress were not affected. The duplicate H1 title appeared as a result of the Content Genius sync process.
✅ Current Status
This bug has been resolved on the platform side. New posts published or synced from Content Genius to WordPress should no longer produce duplicate H1 titles. If you are still seeing a duplicate H1 on a newly published post, try the following steps before contacting support:
- Disconnect and reconnect your WordPress integration inside Search Atlas under Account Menu > Settings > CMS Connectors.
- Re-publish or re-sync the affected post from Content Genius.
- Clear your WordPress and browser cache, then reload the post to confirm the duplicate is gone.
🧹 What To Do With Already-Affected Posts
Posts that were published before the fix may still contain a duplicate H1. You will need to manually remove the extra title from those posts:
- Open the affected post in your WordPress editor.
- Locate the duplicate H1 title — it will typically appear at the top of the body content, immediately below the post title field.
- Delete the duplicate heading so only one H1 remains.
- Save or update the post.
💡 Still Seeing Duplicate H1 Titles?
If the steps above do not resolve the issue, please contact our support team via the chat bubble in your Search Atlas dashboard. Share the affected post URL and a brief description of your publishing workflow so our team can investigate and assist you directly.