>There's human beings that exist on this earth that still use heading tags (h1, h2, h3 etc ...)
just fucking use CSS you moronic lazy autists. its a fucking deprecated tag why the fuck do you still use it when CSS exists, you can change the size and thickness to anything you like theres absolutely NO reason to still use these damn tags
>SEO
op is a fag
lol what?
you use semantic tags like h1, h2, etc... and then you style them as needed.
are you retarded? is this some attempt at trolling?
Derp
Are you stupid or something? Do you think people are just gonna leave unmodified header tags lying about?
Wa la.
Heading tags are styleable as well. Honestly, we don't even need predetermined tags. Any tag should be possible and treated as a div.
>wa la
lol, jesus
newfag detected
using style attributes is ugly
You need to make a site that still looks readable if CSS is disabled. It's common practice you fucking lazy pajeet.
> Not structuring your documents with header tags and then styling them with CSS
> Rookie mistake
GTFO
>muh deprecation
Eat a dick, user. It still werks.
Why exactly did W3C want to replace HTML with XHTML? I never saw a clear explanation of that. What can you do with the latter that you can't do with the former?
No you don't. Nobody disables CSS in 2017 - those that do are such a minority as to be safely ignored.
Since when you can disable CSS? Are you confusing it with JS?
I wish I wouldn't have to add 10 characters everytime I want to add a new title. It is a title, c'mon, it is so common, why it doesn't have a shortcut tag?
Doesn't look deprecated to me...
w3.org
>CSS is disabled
wait what ??
>There's human beings that exist on this earth that make shitty threads on imageboards
Easier to parse I guess.
>Nobody disables CSS in 2017
Blind people do.
It's not deprecated at all, you fucking idiot.
HTML tags are much more than CSS default styling.
Why the fuck do you even think tags like , or exist?
Because of semantic meaning. A computer reading through HTML documents can understand what these mean. They can be treated in special ways, for example by assistive technologies that allow you to navigate by heading or article and to ignore content and such.
I think it's just some kid who just learned that people can style stuff with css.
Anyone using a screen reader doesn't care what font size the headings are rendered at...
That is the worst way to do it. It would make it inaccessible to for example blind people and would make sure that you go to the bottom of any google search without proper header tags.
yep. HTML tags are semantic. screen readers use them to figure out what's a header, what's supposed to be a link, etc...
in principle you could make span elements clickable and take you to another page, just like a elements, but that would be niggardly.
But they care about what are headers, navbars, menus and that sort of thing. Everything should have semantic tags so they can use it. (and also so that people get higher up in google searches)
But you could just as well declare the semantic meaning in the CSS, retard. There's no reason to have deprecated tags like h1, b, etc.
Literally the opposite is true.
The NVDA and JAWS screen readers, for example, precede headings with “heading level 1.
> he still thinks that h1 headers matter to SEO
it's not 2004 anymore, grandpa, fuck off with your SEO bulshit, there are countless top websites that don't even render a shit on server side
You can't, you fucking disgusting retard. There's nothing in CSS that allows you to do that. The one and only thing you can do in CSS that has a semantic impact is hide things.
If you had ANY idea what you're talking about, you'd have brought up aria attributes.
...Well actually, you wouldn't have brought them up, because you'd know exactly that they are verbose and there's no point in recreating the semantic meaning of a heading level 1 on a div tag when there's already a tag that does that - .
>But you could just as well declare the semantic meaning in the CSS, retard.
No, you can't... That is not where accessibility software and Google look for semantic tags.
Accessibility with proper tags is one of the most important parts of SEO.
Yep, check again the innerText property
>Accessibility with proper tags is one of the most important parts of SEO
t. (((SEO expert)))
He's not wrong.
If you mess up the fundamentals, your shitty tags won't help you.
Google will see div soup and rank it as the shit it is.
this
also
>web html monkeys knowing shit
>There's human beings that exist on this earth that still use HTML
just fucking use JS you moronic lazy autists. its a fucking deprecated language why the fuck do you still use it when JS exists, you can change everything to anything you like theres absolutely NO reason to still use this damn language
Eat dicks, OP, I fucking hate you so-called web "designers". You can't design for shit.
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Headings make sense semantically. Well written HTML should make sense without any styling, but I guess you're too much of a brainlet to understand it.
That's true for web applications, but for websites that mainly display static content (documents, basically) like news websites, there's no need to write them in JS.
They could as well just be HTML and CSS with minimal JS for optional benefits, like a service worker for faster page loads and offline access or maybe a slider displaying top articles without taking up too much space.
>Inline css.
Ihavegraduated.jpg
>use 5 lines of code for something I can accomplish in 1
OP GONNA BE NEET FOREVER.
well... am I wrong? No. There have been experiments that show that header tags (h1,h2 etc.) is one of the most important parts of SEO which can give significant boost on google rankings. If anything that is the FIRST thing you should make sure every website has. Proper headings and even several headings in long texts.
Do you know nothing about SEO? Jfc you're dumber than a box of rocks.
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the only acceptable way
Or.. Heading 1! It's magic!