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Doing it like that means: a) All headers are H1, and styled the same, unless you then start classing up the section and h1 tags accordingly = more complex css
by Jaruzel 10y ago
Doing it like that means:
a) All headers are H1, and styled the same, unless you then start classing up the section and h1 tags accordingly = more complex css than need be.
b) not-so-clever page crawlers won't be able to extract the real H1 header that should title the page content.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- walterstucco 10y agoI was just showing how the DEAFAULT browser's CSS take care of nesting and different importance of H1 tags depending on the context. H1 is already the H you're looking for.