Hi Joern,
Been doing a bit of SEO work on www.iamstaggered.com and I was wondering if you could help me work out how to incorporate H1 text on pages without it looking really dumb!
Currently if I insert H1 text anywhere then it looks HUGE! I’d like to insert a line of text but not have it too conspicuous but to still get the good ol‘ google power from it – any ideas?
Hope you’re well.
Cheers,
Dr_Whom
(von: drwhom)
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Re: Incorporating H1 text in Arthemia :: Reply by Joern
17. Jun. 2010 (von: Joern)
I would use h1 for the page title - in header.php.In one of my themes this looks like this:Code:<div id="logo" class="left"> <h1><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php bloginfo('description'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php bloginfo('description');…
Re: Incorporating H1 text in Arthemia :: Reply by drwhom
22. Jun. 2010 (von: drwhom)
I've not been ignoring your excellent advice, I've just been trying to work out how on earth to get this done! I've made the change to the single.php but the edit on the style.css doesn't work - any idea what…
Re: Incorporating H1 text in Arthemia :: Reply by master
22. Jun. 2010 (von: master)
try to add in style.css:#content h1.title {border-bottom:1px solid #DDDDDD;border-top:3px solid #DDDDDD;font:bold 2.2em Georgia;letter-spacing:-0.05em;padding:5px 0;}font is the important thing, border, spacing and padding you do not need______________... Weiterlesen →
Re: Incorporating H1 text in Arthemia :: Reply by drwhom
23. Jun. 2010 (von: drwhom)
Ah-ha! Sorted - but weirdly it didn't work until I formatted it the way that the h2 info was formatted:Code:#content h1.title { font:2.2em Georgia; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:-0.05em; border-bottom:... Weiterlesen →