Keywords in URL

The text sizes can be changed using CSS. When you choose a heading, choose it for its logical/structural role rather than its appearance; the appearance can be completely changed.

You can even make <h1> smaller than <h2> if you want.

So your heading structure should look something like this, for example:

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<h1>
--> <h2>
--> <h2>
-----> <h3>
--> <h2>

This, however, is an illogical structure, because it skips headings:

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<h1>
--> <h3>
--> <h3>
-----> <h4>
--> <h3>

Many people recommend using only one <h1> per page. I think this is better, because then the <h1> is a title for the whole page.

hi andy,

thanx for info, i will read up on what they have to offer.

steve

hi mike,

thats saves me time, thanx

steve

Hey Steve,

H1 tags still haven't lost their importance. Many search engines including Google give importance to the H tags these days. Basically, you need to ensure that your Head tags should be inclusive of keywords as far as possible. Beside, your H tags should also be properly aligned with the content of the paragraphs underneath. Do not just stuff keywords into your H tags - make them meaningful.