Hello
I noticed on some sites that the H1 was programmed in the logo or the name of the site. This allows to respond to accessibility even for the home pages.
Is it possible to do it with the snowflake, Gym and B2B templates?
How to configure it?
Thank you in advance for your help
Best regards

Use Template-Options /Logo Options /H1 and change the font setting according to your needs.

 

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Hello
After checking, I think we didn't understand each other: I would like the logo to have an H1 tag (image1). The function you are referring to only allows you to fill in the CSS: font size, letter spacing, etc. (image2)
What I want is mentioned in the link: forum.alsacreations.com/topic-2-68310-1-...H1-pour-un-logo.html
And I quite agree with one of their remarks: "if the site were a written document, I think the most relevant title would be the name of the site"...
Is it possible to do this?
That would be great because it would allow me to meet accessibility requirements (a title in H1 by default, then the titles of the articles in H2, etc.)
Thank you in advance for your help
Best regards

Go to the Logo Options into the Template Options and edit Typography.
Thats all.
 

Now I understand. You want the logo text in H1. No, that is not possible and you should not do that.

Here is an explanation from www.seo-südwest.de :

Quote: On many websites the logo is marked as an H1 heading. According to Google, that is fine. However, it is recommended to use the H1 heading for other things. Users of content management systems such as WordPress or Joomla know the problem: In many templates the website logo is marked as an H1 heading. In addition, there are one or more other H1 headings for the content of the page. As Google explained back in 2017, it is not a problem if there are several H1 headings on a page. It is also fine if the logo of a website is marked as H1. Johannes Müller explained this in the Webmaster Hangout on January 11th. He said that it is better to use the H1 for something useful, but that the Googlebot doesn't mind. So if you don't mind displaying an image without alt and other accompanying text, you can do that. According to Google, headings have only a small ranking effect anyway. They are mainly used to structure texts sensibly and make them easier to read.

Original source: www.seo-suedwest.de/4490-google-es-ist-o...t-auszuzeichnen.html    

I know there was some reluctance because of the SEO but it would have suited me well...
The problem mainly arose on the home page, I think I'll put the title in H1 in the intro of the "JP Article Slideshow" module...
Thanks anyway for your time
Best regards