So, when we use heading we all use <h1> Name here!</h1> But with the new management system I'm using it displays as so in the source <h2>Name here!:<a id="fus_17"></a></h2> My question is, would that <a id="news_17"></a> in there be trouble for seo?
Why would it cause problems? It is either a link to the full blog post/article, or a valid way of providing a link to a part of your page that people with disabilities would no doubt use to reach the title (or beginning of the content). A link inside a header isn't a problem usually, most blogs have an h2 that links to the full page. The real question is should it be an H1? If the H1 on the page is just your site name as is usual with most blogs/CMS then I'd change the source code so that the article title is the H1, and the site name becomes the H2, but the link shouldn't be a problem.
That's a good point. So let's say my site displays 5 new's articles should I have all of those titles h1? I thought to many h1's was a bad thing, or is that just a myth?
Well now that's a different question. On archive pages (blog homepage) the site title or category/tag should be the H1 and all the article titles should be H2, and make sure sidebar widgets DON'T have an H2, H3, H4, H5 or H6. You want your headers to be keyword rich. BUT, when the article is being displayed on it's own page, then change the site title to H2, and make the article title H1. A little bit of PHP should make this an easy project but will give you much greater control of how the page is indexed. Also, making the article title on the article page the H1 helps for AdSense to determine relevant ads.