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[Geoffrey Schaller]

Changing the appearance of the Header tags will not change the fact that
they are headers, no.

In the HTML output, they will still appear as H1, H2, H3, etc.  The part
that determines what they look like, if it's in the CSS, won't even show up
in the HTML.

Just remember to stick to reason!  You don't want to make your H1 tiny and
unreadable, H2 to be bigger than H1, etc.

If you try to do keyword stuffing, by putting a bunch of Headers in a
document and then hiding them, Google might pick up on this and lower the
site's ranking.  But changing the color and size shouldn't matter, no.

-Geoffrey


On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 12:22 PM, Unitel <unitelny at gmail.com> wrote:

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> Yes you’re absolutely on the money (you both) is a question of design
> concept. What about my second question? – If –in my css- my H1 tag is 26px
> red and my H3 is 16px blue and in the actual article I decide to change the
> H1 form 26px to 16px and change the color from red to blue in other words
> same as H3 – I think it doesn’t change the actual H1 value (in terms of
> seo) even thought I changed style to same as H3? ****
>
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> I hope am making sense.
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