If I have vBSEO installed do I have to do H1 & H2 tags also?
I have done both but they look horrible and the RR tags puts them in a nice border which matches the forum.
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If I have vBSEO installed do I have to do H1 & H2 tags also?
I have done both but they look horrible and the RR tags puts them in a nice border which matches the forum.
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Hi,
you mean the display within your breadcrumb?
Example:
You may format the headers with cascading stlye sheets (CSS), so that it fits within your layout!
I do not understand, what you mean with this.
Thanks for a more detailed description.
EDIT:
It is no "must have", that you insert <h*>-tags to your code, although semantic HTML code is recommended.
you don't HAVE to do anything
I don't use the RR's.
I use something like this:
Code:<if condition="$show['forumdesc']"> <h1>$navbits[lastelement]</h1> <else /> <h1> <if condition="(THIS_SCRIPT == 'tags')">Thread Tags<else />My Forums </if></h1> </if>
I use both, H1 for the breadcrumbs.
I thought RRs were for the adsense targeting?
Adsense code is wrapped round my RRs anyway.![]()
I wrap the breadcrumbs in an h1, and add the forum description or the first words of the thread just below it via RR.
Stock design - The Truckers Forum
Custom design - ATV Technical Questions
On the custom design, I was unable to get it directly under the breadcrumb, so I have it show up just below the quick register and above my advertisement. In this design, the forum description only shows to guests.