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hn tags
I'm testing hello engines and used the site analyzer and one thing in there is hn tags. What is this, what is this for and how do I get this?
- Al.Simpson
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Re: hn tags
Hello,
Hn tags are HTML tags <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, ... <h6> for headings. We think, these tags are important for the better structure of a website. Many search engines also pay attention to the text within the <Hn>...</Hn> tags.
Headings are marked by the tag <hn> text </hn> (h=heading, n=number of hierarchical level). Here, 6 hierarchical levels are possible.
The markup of the <hn> element always contains, that
- the text is displayed in bold;
- a certain font size whereas <h1> is the largest and <h6> is the smallest;
- this text is an own paragraph, this means before and after a heading, a blank line will be added.
By default, these headings are displayed left-aligned. A centered or right-aligned arrangement kann be made by the corresponding attributes.
The attribute for the horizontal alignment is align. The corresponding values are center and right.
For example: <h3 align="center"> text </h3>
Best regards
Hn tags are HTML tags <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, ... <h6> for headings. We think, these tags are important for the better structure of a website. Many search engines also pay attention to the text within the <Hn>...</Hn> tags.
Headings are marked by the tag <hn> text </hn> (h=heading, n=number of hierarchical level). Here, 6 hierarchical levels are possible.
The markup of the <hn> element always contains, that
- the text is displayed in bold;
- a certain font size whereas <h1> is the largest and <h6> is the smallest;
- this text is an own paragraph, this means before and after a heading, a blank line will be added.
By default, these headings are displayed left-aligned. A centered or right-aligned arrangement kann be made by the corresponding attributes.
The attribute for the horizontal alignment is align. The corresponding values are center and right.
For example: <h3 align="center"> text </h3>
Best regards
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