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I am about to put my site the following way:
Besides to my title, meta and all the other stuff:
One - H1
Six - H2
Four - H3
Why, because that is how it should be logically. Do you see any problems? What does Google say about this?
There was an article I read which says, those tags might soon be deprecated for just "H". Is it true?
Habtom
Why, because that is how it should be logically.
Its all about logic. :)
What does Google say about this?
Google really has no say in this one. The guidelines are established by the W3.
7.5.5 Headings: The H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 elements
[w3.org...]
The above are referred to as Numbered Headings.
There was an article I read which says, those tags might soon be deprecated for just "H". Is it true?
Not that I'm aware of. That's all part of the proposal for XHTML 2.0 and I don't see that going mainstream anytime soon.
The below are referred to as Structured Headings.
8.5. The heading elements
[w3.org...]
[edited by: pageoneresults at 2:54 pm (utc) on Aug. 27, 2007]
h1
>>h2
>>h2
>>>>h3
>>>>h3
>>>>>>h4
>>>>>>h4
>>h2
>>>>h3
etc. etc
i don't know what works with google, i just make pages how i like them and notice that they ebb and flow with the tide (or rather with the algo changes)
Not myself, no. I employ the same sort of layout on some pages as well, I think it may have assisted in SEO, and hasn't seemed to cause any detrimental effects.
> What does Google say about this?
Not to be flippant, but Google states, 'Build sites for people, not search engines.'
> There was an article
Sounds interesting, where is it? (Sticky if necessary.)
A number of tags that have been depreciated in the past have made sense (<font>, for example), but this idea doesn't seem so logical.
I've compared heading tags with a book, to the uninitiated. A book only has one title (H1), a number of chapters (H2), and a bunch of subsections (H3-6). I can't see this sort of semantical layout being tossed out the door.
