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Posted by David Woods on 08/10/06 15:33
"Spartanicus" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:p7hld2dn6becp81663jtpnioqimtgerfa4@4ax.com...
>>> So the home page of Widgets Inc would have <h1>Widgets Inc</h1> on the
>>> home page, and <h1>About Us</h1> on the "about" page, with "About Us -
>>> Widgets Inc" as the title.
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> Again: <title>About Us - Widgets Inc</title>
Ah, I misread your post. I thought you were saying one should have "About
Us - Widgets Inc" as the header, as opposed to the title. I guess you could
do that, although if the organization has a long title (as in my case) a
<h1> with all that seems very unwieldy.
Because of my misunderstanding I played around a bit with having the whole
thing in the h1. Maybe it was just a waste of time. But with a bunch of
markup one can create a breadcrumb or with less markup one can simply make
all but title (ie "About Us") disappear. So... I know I've gone off chasing
rabbits, but I have a couple more questions...
1) Is it semantically _incorrect_ to have a header such as: <h1>About Us -
Widgets Inc</h1>?
2) Going a bit OT: In the context of making parts of a <h1> disappear. Do
search engines dislike it when you set display: none; to text?
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David
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