H1 Attribute
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Hello
I have just realised that your Office Theme uses the h1 attribute for the Feature Title which, in turn, takes it's content from the Menu item.
What this means is I now have two h1 attributes on my page - seehttp://www.web-digital.co.uk/seo, for example.
One in the header which I have specified for my SEO and the other being the Feature Title which is not what I want for h1/SEO content.
Whats the best way to keep the Feature Title looking like it is but NOT having the h1 attribute?
I figure creating another attribute for Feature Title with the same parameters as h1 would be the way to go but wanted to check with first.
Please can you give me some advise as my SEO ratings are suffering because of having more than one h1 statement per page.
Many thanks in advance.
Neil
I have just realised that your Office Theme uses the h1 attribute for the Feature Title which, in turn, takes it's content from the Menu item.
What this means is I now have two h1 attributes on my page - seehttp://www.web-digital.co.uk/seo, for example.
One in the header which I have specified for my SEO and the other being the Feature Title which is not what I want for h1/SEO content.
Whats the best way to keep the Feature Title looking like it is but NOT having the h1 attribute?
I figure creating another attribute for Feature Title with the same parameters as h1 would be the way to go but wanted to check with first.
Please can you give me some advise as my SEO ratings are suffering because of having more than one h1 statement per page.
Many thanks in advance.
Neil
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#feature-title h1
and change it to:
#feature-title h1, #feature-title h2
and also add in this declaration: