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Wordpress and h1 tag question
I have a couple of wordpress blogs and I'm changing the text title for custom made headers.
I don't want to remove the h1 tag, and I don't want it to be visible in the header. What would be the best way for it not to show up in the header but still have it in the code so that SEs can pick it up |
<h1 style="display:none;"> SE spam title here </h1>
I don't know if google would penalize you for this, the other option would be use positioning and hide it off the page, or under your header or something. I'm no SEO so others can fill in those blanks. |
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I'll find a way to include it somewhere nice in the mainpage file |
Perhaps you could use the <!-- H1 stuff here -->
If you do this, I think you have to have the <!-- on one line and on the next line you put your <h1> stuff </h1> followed by a third line of --> For some reason, if you put it all on one line, it can screw up |
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