> Wt::WText (1, "Parvinder"); Are you serious? No, honestly, when you want to help people, who don't know HTML (Those people shouldn't write websites then anyway), you should do it like this: > Wt::WText (WText::h1, ..); As already proposed by many others. Next thing is, that you should use a bitfield, so one can OR them together: > Wt::WText (WText::italic | WText::bold, "Hello"); But your solution for only h-Tags is pretty much useless. How often do you use headlines compared to underline, bold or italic? I don't use headlines at all.
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