I’ve a website that I did not setup and use header tags on. I hearing for SEO rankings I should at least use the H1 tags. Now I do have text that I would consider as H1 importance text, but it’s different fonts, sizes, etc on some of the difference pages in the website. My understanding is that H1 is set in styles, and I’m guessing that I would have to conform to using all the same font, sizing, other attributes to be able to tag all these “headers” as H1? Unless there’s a way to make them H1 and yet have different font characteristics?
No, and this is one of the things that Freeway gets wrong, in my opinion. H1 is a tag, no different from DIV or P or FORM or any other structural tag element you might use in HTML. You can have many different H1 tags listed in your Styles palette, each one suffixed by .someNameOrAnother. When you use one of these styles, you will see the following code:
The visual styling defined in h1. someNameOrAnother can be different from h1.someOtherName. They will both be H1 tags. They may look unlike one another.
Walter
On Oct 5, 2013, at 1:24 PM, Lewis wrote:
I’ve a website that I did not setup and use header tags on. I hearing for SEO rankings I should at least use the H1 tags. Now I do have text that I would consider as H1 importance text, but it’s different fonts, sizes, etc on some of the difference pages in the website. My understanding is that H1 is set in styles, and I’m guessing that I would have to conform to using all the same font, sizing, other attributes to be able to tag all these “headers” as H1? Unless there’s a way to make them H1 and yet have different font characteristics?