I think maybe he removed the link so you wouldnt know his site But I wasnt aware you could use H1 tag on alt image text. Maybe you can, but if you look at google cache it doesnt highlight keywords in the alt image, which leads me to believe they doent see it. (maybe someone can shed some light on that). You dont need to change anything with css, I never have.
So where would my H1 or H2 tags go if I have the following code: <html> <head> <title>title here</title> <META content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" http-equiv=Content-Type> <meta name="keywords" content="keywords here"> <meta name="description" content="content description"> <meta name="robots" content="index,follow"> <META NAME="revisit-after" CONTENT="2 days"> </head> Thanks.
<body> In your main body. For example the name of an article would be H1, any sub heading or description could be used as H2. Then the article would follow. </body>
cool thanks....as far as CSS, I prefer the HTML stuff for some of my sites, although I do use CSS for others... so it would be <H1 = "name of article or description or keyword"> ?
vegabond, Use this if your H1 must contain an image logo for text, this way you will have a keyword rich H1 tag with the logo. The SPAN tag will hide the text while the H1 will display the image background. <style type="text/css"> #pageHeader h1 {background:url("your-logo.gif") no-repeat; height:71px; width:268px; } #pageHeader h1 span {display:none } </style> <div id="pageheader"> <h1><span>KEYWORD TEXT</span></h1> <div> Code (markup):