[wp-testers] Twenty-Ten Front Page < h2 >
Richard Martin
richardmartin at domainsmalltalk.com
Sun Jun 6 18:46:31 UTC 2010
I would say the best SEO Solution is h1 for the overall site title and h2
for the post / page title and can repeat for further post or excerpts
titles. Subtitles within a post would then have to start with h3. From a SEO
point of view this is the most efficient.
Richard Martin
www.domainsmalltalk.com
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Betreff: Re: [wp-testers] Twenty-Ten Front Page < h2 >
On , Bruce Wampler <brucewampler at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry, don't mean to beat this to death, but just a follow up on using
> for the title on the front page in Twenty Ten.
[snip]
ugh I've just done a check:
Front page - no h1
single post - no h2
single page - no h2
It certainly isn't good for accessibility like that. I never thought to
check this before, wish I had done because I certainly would have raised it
as an issue.
A missing h1 isn't too bad, but going from 1 -3 and missing out 2 is, it
can be extremely confusing.
More things to add to my child theme then.
Rich
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