# Introduction
Documentation on how to use H-tag editor with Umbraco.
[](https://www.nuget.org/packages/ourHtagEditor/)
H-tag editor is a simple property editor that lets the editor pick a desired heading size (H1 down to H6) and the text-alignment (left, center or right).
# Changelog
Latest changes
**v3.0.0**
* Updated the package to use .NET 7 - Minimum required Umbraco version is 11.0.0.
**v2.0.1**
* Hiding the alignment selection on the property editor if only one option is allowed on the data type.
**v2.0.0**
* Minimum required Umbraco version is 10.0.1.
* Added Tag Helper that can be used to generate the H-tag in views.
* The old extension methods has been removed in favor of the new Tag Helper.
* Removed the grid functionality since it will be removed in Umbraco 13
* Accessibility enhancements of buttons and icons
* Renamed package from Our.Umbraco.HtagEditor to ourHtagEditor.
# Setup
Articles about how you install and use H-Tag editor.
* [Installation](/setup/installation)
* [Using](/setup/using)
# How to install
## Prerequisites
Requires at least Umbraco 10.0.1.
## Installation
Install ourHtagEditor via NuGet: `Install-Package ourHtagEditor`. After restarting your site, you will be able to create a new data type that uses the `Headline` property editor.
# How to use
This article describes how you can use the H-tag editor tag helper in your views.
Browse to `/Views/_ViewImports.cshtml` in your Umbraco project and add the following line at the bottom
```cshtml
@addTagHelper *, OurHtagEditor
```
This will make it possible to use the following in your views:
```cshtml
```
Depending on your chosen settings on the property editor, it could render:
```html
This is my nice headline
```
The tag helper accepts the attributes `class` and `link`. The `link` attribute accepts the model Link, coming from the Multi URL Picker.
Using both attributes could look like this:
```cshtml
```
Which will render:
```html
This is my nice headline
```