Dear WebSite X5 Support Team, My friends

I would like to report an issue related to the HTML output of the software. This may be either a system‑level problem or a user‑side configuration issue, so I kindly ask for your assistance in clarifying it. In the editor, I assign my text elements to H1 / H2 / H3 HTML tags. However, in the published page source code, no actual <h1>, <h2>, or <h3> tags appear. Instead, WebSite X5 generates heading elements as <div> containers, for example: Kód <div class="imHeading1 lh1-5" role="heading" aria-level="1"> Szöveg </div> This output does not follow standard HTML semantics, and search engines (Google, Bing), SEO auditing tools, and LLM‑based crawlers do not recognize these elements as headings. As a result, the website appears to have no H1/H2/H3 tags in SEO reports, which negatively affects content hierarchy and search engine interpretation. Could you please clarify whether: – this is an existing system limitation, – a known bug, – or a user‑side configuration issue? Additionally, is there a recommended setting or workflow that ensures headings are exported as real HTML tags such as: Kód <h1>…</h1> <h2>…</h2> <h3>…</h3> At the moment, the only way I can produce real heading tags is by manually inserting them in HTML mode, which defeats the purpose of the visual editor. Second question: In the shopping cart system, I would like to limit the maximum quantity that a customer can purchase for a specific product (e.g., “maximum 1 item per product”). Could you please advise whether WebSite X5 currently supports: – built‑in product quantity limits, – a configuration option for maximum allowed units, – or whether this can only be achieved through custom HTML/JavaScript? If there is an official plugin or recommended method, I would appreciate your guidance. Thank you very much for your help and clarification.