Hi
I haven’t had this flagged up before, but this morning my Ahrefs site audit flagged up that my site has multiple H1 tags on all my pages.
I’ve looked at my code and have found multiple tags, but I’ve never had this problem before, and I haven’t changed anything.
Rich text on my homepage is now classed as H1. Is this right? How can I change it so that rich text isn’t H1?
My site is https://beddoesproducts.com
Thanks
Scott
So the problem is that from SEO perspective your page should have only one h1 tag. If you have more than one h1 tag on a page, change the other h1 tags to an h2 or h3. Your h1 tag should be at the top of the page content (above any other heading tags in the page code)
It looks like you have a snippet/section that creates an h1 tag for each section title. Sounds like a .liquid code problem but without access to the source code, it’s just a guess.
Changing to h2 and h3 however, will decrease font size so depending on your preferences you probably will have to play around with CSS too.
Regards,
Wiktor
Yeah, I’ve always used only 1 x H1 tag, so this being flagged up is strange because I haven’t changed anything.
Could there have been an update to the theme that I don’t know about?
Or an app that might have caused this?
You mentioned a snippet/section could have created the H1 tag - I recently installed an app for product rich snippets in Google search. Could this have caused a theme section adjustment?
It seems like what was originally the product title has converted into a second H1 tag.
I haven’t got a problem with changing the H1 in the product description to H2 because I’d prefer that to be small anyway.
Thanks