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Wednesday, July 17th, 2019 9:53 PM

Sitebuilder Plus: Add H tags

Sitebuilder Plus: Add H tags

Note: We want to provide a few common and useful snippets for your use, but our support department is not able to assist you with editing code. They can help you with code placement.

Adding the H tags is as simple as inserting the following code into an HTML box on the page: Your title goes hereThis code goes in the body of the page and is inserted into a standard html box and positioned on the page in the location you wish for it to appear. To add the html box, click Insert > More > HTML. 

In many cases you will want to edit the font size,style or color. To do this you'll need to enter some CSS code in the head section for that particular page. You can use the script below. To change the size replace the "22" with your desired font size and to change the style, replace the "times" with the font of your choice, ie. Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, etc.

H1 {font-size:22px;font-family: times;color: #000080       }



To access the head section, click Page Settings > Advanced Settings, and then paste the code in the head section like shown in this image. 

If you need help adding the CSS code to the head section of the page click here

If you intend to use H2-H6 tags you will generally use progressively smaller fonts so that search engines understand the H1 content is the most important content on the page, ie. 

h2 { font-size: 22px;}
h3 { font-size: 18px;}
h4 { font-size: 16px;}
h5 { font-size: 12px;}
h6 { font-size: 10px;}

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5 years ago

With the new website builder, I see some of my text marked as Div. What does that mean?
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5 years ago

Hello,

Text marked as div is labeling that element as a div tag which defines a division (or section) of a HTML document. This creates a separate container for that specific text in the HTML of the page.

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5 years ago

Thanks for confirming what I suspected!

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5 years ago

Thanks for confirming what I suspected!

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5 years ago

Hint for Advanced Users: Google Search Console is useful, but for identifying issues such as more than one H1 tagged element on a page, Bing's Webmaster Tools is more useful. You have to verify your ownership of the site and for that I found the only way that works is to do the "add a cname record", which worked almost instantly.