I’m a relative amateur and thinking I was doing the right thing I added H1 & H2 tags to my site and now some is in bold, some is not and it looks awful. I can’t even remember how I added them and would really appreciate it if someone could explain how I can remove them. Sorry to be so rubbish! Thanks in advance.
Adam, London, UK
http://www.dramacademy.co.uk/party-themes.html
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You can ofcourse remove the bold-ness by adding some declerations to the H1 and H2 styles …
font-weight: normal
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Not to be pedant (cause there are huuuge discussions about the proper use of H-Tags) - but here is my version of using them (open for any discussion):
H-Tags are supposed to be Headers (Headlines).
Only one H1 each page, but several H2,3,4 each page possible
I never flag a paragraph to be H-Tag
and last but not least:
Page Title, Page description and H1 Tag showing the same message is google SEO friendly so in your case:
Page Title: Party-themes (maybe better Dramacademy Party Themes)
Page description: In our dramacademy we make parties wrapped in themes
H1: Our Party Themes
All the rest headlines (the themes itself) could be wrapped in H2 (if they wouldn’t be graphic items) and finally your currently flagged H1 are simple paragraphs.
Don’t forget: Only HTML text is engine readable, however in your case it would be a bit of work to turn them all into HTML text (but possible if those FONTs are available as web-versions).
And finally yeahhh - the H-Tag is bold by default. To fix this is to select the style, click in the extended field and add there under name: font-weight, value: normal.
A bit more (just for fun and if you got the time):
http://kimmich-dm.de/wordpress/?p=489
Cheers
Thomas
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