Hello,
While I haven't finished my wonderful tutorial to save the world, I do
have a simple question.
What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
For me it seems as though both can be used interchangebly. For
example, the articles on my site (andkon.com) have the same title as
h1. Comments?
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MozillaCensorsM e wrote: What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
The title applies to the document as a whole, and h1 to the titles of
the major subdivisions within the document. For example, consider a
resume. An appropriate title would be "John Doe's Resume", and some
likely h1's would be "Objective, " "Experience ," and "References ."
In terms of how they're used by browsers, graphical browsers tend to
display the title as part of the text appearing in the title bar. And,
both graphical and text browsers often use it when displaying stored
favorites or bookmarks.
sherm--
Sherm Pendley <sp********@d ot-app.org> wrote in
news:d9******** ***********@new s1.news.adelphi a.net: MozillaCensorsM e wrote:
What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
The title applies to the document as a whole, and h1 to the titles of
the major subdivisions within the document. For example, consider a
resume. An appropriate title would be "John Doe's Resume", and some
likely h1's would be "Objective, " "Experience ," and "References ."
In terms of how they're used by browsers, graphical browsers tend to
display the title as part of the text appearing in the title bar. And,
both graphical and text browsers often use it when displaying stored
favorites or bookmarks.
Another way to put it is that the <title> element is part of the document's
*metadata*, whereas an <H1> is part of the document's *content*. Metadata
is literally "data about data" and in the Web context it means the sort of
data that helps one locate or categorize a document; "what is this document
called?" is, for example, a question answerable by metadata.
As it turns out, in most cases the first-level heading of a Web page will
essentially duplicate its title, for the simple reason that any document
that's big enough to have more than one first-level heading should, in a
hypertext environment, probably be broken up into multiple smaller
documents that are linked together. But the roles played by the title and
the heading are still different, even though the same actor may be playing
them.
Quoth the raven named Stan Brown: And think about whether your screen name will cause you to be taken
seriously.
You didn't recognize the URL, Stan? http://andkon.com/ Our old friend with the HTML tutorial. <g>
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Sherm Pendley <sp********@d ot-app.org> wrote in message news:<d9******* ************@ne ws1.news.adelph ia.net>... MozillaCensorsM e wrote:
What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
The title applies to the document as a whole, and h1 to the titles of
the major subdivisions within the document. For example, consider a
resume. An appropriate title would be "John Doe's Resume", and some
likely h1's would be "Objective, " "Experience ," and "References ."
That brings up another point. Is it okay to use more than one h1? I'd
think that it'd be better to split it up into other documents.
In terms of how they're used by browsers, graphical browsers tend to
display the title as part of the text appearing in the title bar. And,
both graphical and text browsers often use it when displaying stored
favorites or bookmarks.
sherm-- mo************* *@yahoo.com (MozillaCensors Me) wrote: That brings up another point. Is it okay to use more than one h1? I'd
think that it'd be better to split it up into other documents.
It's technically okay, but if you find that a page does indeed have
two top level topics it is often a good idea to either (a) split it
into two pages or (b) make the two H1s into H2s and add a new H1 that
encompasses both of them.
Steve
--
"My theories appal you, my heresies outrage you,
I never answer letters and you don't like my tie." - The Doctor
Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net > <http://steve.pugh.net/>
"Sherm Pendley" <sp********@d ot-app.org> wrote in message
news:d9******** ***********@new s1.news.adelphi a.net... MozillaCensorsM e wrote:
What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
The title applies to the document as a whole, and h1 to the titles of
the major subdivisions within the document. For example, consider a
resume. An appropriate title would be "John Doe's Resume", and some
likely h1's would be "Objective, " "Experience ," and "References ."
You would probably have
<h1>Resume of John Doe</h1>
and then use <h2> for "Objective" , etc.
In terms of how they're used by browsers, graphical browsers tend to
display the title as part of the text appearing in the title bar. And,
both graphical and text browsers often use it when displaying stored
favorites or bookmarks.
sherm--
Stan Brown <th************ @fastmail.fm> wrote in message news:<MP******* *************** **@news.odyssey .net>... In article <39************ ************@po sting.google.co m> in
comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.html, MozillaCensorsM e
<mo************ **@yahoo.com> wrote:What's the difference between h1 and the title tag?
For me it seems as though both can be used interchangebly.
Try interchanging them and validating your document. You will
quickly see the difference.
As in the text, not the actual tags.
And think about whether your screen name will cause you to be taken
seriously.
Search andkon.com for an explanation.
MozillaCensorsM e wrote: And think about whether your screen name will cause you to be taken
seriously.
Search andkon.com for an explanation.
I think we already understand. You're selfishly bitter because not
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